Eleanor And Park - Rainbow Rowell
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Re: Eleanor And Park - Rainbow Rowell
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"Disintegrated. Like something had gone wrong beaming her onto the Starship Enterprise. If you've ever wondered what that feels like, it's a lot like melting--but more violent. Even in a million different pieces, Eleanor could still feel Park holding her hand. Could still feel his thumb exploring her palm. She sat completely still because she didn't have any other option. She tried to remember what kind of animals paralyzed their prey before they ate them... Maybe Park had paralyzed her with his ninja magic, his Vulcan handhold, and now he was going to eat her.
That would be awesome." -pg 72
I don't know where I saw this passage, but as soon as I did I knew I had to read this book. It was necessary and it was just a question of when (particularly since the request list from the library was so long).
That being said, I did not love it. I liked it, but did not love it. It was pretty well written, just a little heavy in some areas......
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I must say it blew my mind. It was a whole new idea.
When I first read it I kept thinking to myself about how the beauty outside really mattered. Eleanor wasn't pretty compared to the other girls out there. You can totally imagine it. She didn't have the perfect figure that a guy would want or anything. On the other hand, Park was sorta cute and girls would want to be with him and all but he wasn't really interested.
The way the author connected both of them just made me so happy. She sort of showed that the outer appearance didn't mattered, all that mattered was connection and bond that they could form. Just started as a stranger sitting together in bus and ended up being in a relationship that bloomed beautifully. Eleanor leaving her shell and forming guts to go against whatever was holding her back. Although, it leaded to trouble she never gave up. At last, she had to leave but it was for the best and the reason she had to leave just broke my heart.
While reading the novel, I thought that she got bullied by her schoolmates not by her _____(read the novel to know).
Well, while many didn't like the ending I thought it was a great way to end the novel and totally different. The last three words, I think people could guess it easily and people could also feel that Eleanor really meant it. I must say that the ending really made me smile.
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The ending that most people don't like is a bit shocking at first, I went like ' what ? WHATTT ? no no no this can't end like this !!'
But when you think about it long enough you know what she wrote and then I found peace with this book.
It's a darn good book and I'm glad I got around to reading it.
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