[anima9]

(We shall call this book as TTTW for our personal convenience)

I bought the book last thursday afternoon, and upto saturday night, I'm already upto half the book.
And I must say its definitely sweet, romantic, and sad. Aimed for women. But as a guy, I'm loving it. I've never watched the movie yet because I am planning on finishing the book this week and come friday, I'll watch it with my classmates.

If I were to give a quick review of this book, it would undoubtedly be a perfect score, or at least almost perfect. I'm a guy and I love reading this book alot. If not for school and my thesis (yes, when you're a graduating college student, your thesis becomes another entity for you to mettle with) I would've been done by now, more or less.

To be honest though, one of the reasons why I bought the book was because I wanted to watch the movie, and I found the synopsis of the book to be very interesting. And here I am, halfway through.

If there would be anything I would learn after reading the book, it would be a deeper meaning to having patience with your love, and that waiting for your loved one is a stronger love than to just go with him/her because you don't want to part with them.

[Domo-kun]

I first found out about this book through fanfiction. Na-touch ako dun sa fic, ang galing ng pagkakasulat, so hinanap ko yung reference nya. At ayun, jackpot. Loved the book eversince. <3

Nakakasenti lalo pag binasa mo siya while in the middle of a relationship problem, kasi mapapaisip ka, sana ganun yung wife mo, or future wife, if you're still single.

[anima9]

OO! yung tipong may tiwala talaga sayo, kahit na di ka dapat pagkatiwalaan masyado. those days are gone >_>

[Domo-kun]

Sadly, yes, bihira na lang ngayon yung nagmamahal not for personal gain. =\

We're a dying breed.

[jjei]

awww. nabasa ko na din ito. naiyak ako. great story. at pinaka favorite quote ko ay:

"why is love intensified by absence?"

[fyeo]

I haven't read the book but I heard it's a good one.

[anima9]

^oh it is :) even for a guy like me. it was really written for women, but not like twilight.