I really adored this book. The characters were so real, it's like I could resist their behaviors. An the situations reminded me of the humour of Jonathan Trooper with the constant continuity of Anna Morando. I will admit some parts got me a bit bored like irrelevant letter or two from the mother, but everything else wasn't a page or more long skipped. Emotionally, I don't feel moved except for the scenarios at times made me a bit shocked. But unlike in the Love Letter by Cathleen Schine I just read, it's not things I'll keep visualizing and thinking about for days after reading. This book def is book club material but it's too straight forward and irrelevant if you're just an 18 year old... like me.

Don't get me wrong though, this definitely was a hard to put down book! It gave me insights to many different scenarios which was a cool point from me! Not to mention it was based in the UK, hens all the teas and biscuit breaks!

Finished: June 24, 2011