Love, Rosie

So i've just finished reading Love, Rosie by Cecilia Ahern.
Gosh.. It such an amazing story you know. I finished the book in only 3 hours.

What intrigues me in reading the novel is because i was captivated by the movie.
After finish watching the movie (with red puffy eyes ofc. from the crying) i suddenly wanted to read the book.

And do believe me when i said the book was a thousand times better. Like it had some depth to it that the movie didn't had.

For me the book is a lot sadder and it gave you hindsight on whats going on all those years and what's happening with them.

from the book, They were 50 when they finally have their happy ending they deserve. Somegow i wanted to cry because it took them so long to finally be together. But seriously the book is so amazing. There are so many ups and downs going on in the book.

The movie was great too! its always succeeded at making me cries. Although the movie itself has done a great jobs telling at the story. Although not as deep as the book.

On the movie, It doesn't look like they were 50 when they get together. maybe at their latest 30 or early 40 but definietly not on their 50!

Sam Claflin portraying Alex well and so do Lily Collins on portraying Rosie.

Somehow when i read the book. It makes me feel somehow jealous for not having that kind of bond with someone. The book tells the story via messaging. It's like we are reading their emails and pick up the story from there. Because of thay we could read many little details.

I know i said this a lot up there but for me it really hurt me a lot that they got together so late. They wasted 30 years you know.. and thats whole lots of times. Although Rosie daughter thankfully did not have to suffer as long as her mother but she got her own fair share.

I really encourage you to enjoy the art either the movie or the book. But please do check both of them. It will satisfy you immensly. trust me..