Fangirling over FANGIRL

Title: Fangirl

Author: Rainbow Rowell

Rating: 1000/5

Reading Time: 1 day

Bookworm Appeal: Basic Nerd?

                                  : Fangirl?

                                  : First love?

                                  : Fandom?

                                  : The TRUTH about Fangirls?

TRUTH TIME PEEPS!!!                                                           

My initial reaction after reading this book.

Review

I EFFING LOVED THIS BOOK!! (BTW I'm listening to Tay as I type) WHY??? Because it tells the honest truth about most Fangirls, Fangirls are weird. We prefer staying at home blogging, reading and watching book reviews on Booktube than going out shopping unless, of course if it's for more books. I love this book, for some people it was easy for them to detect how it was gonna end but, I was completely in the dark and that's what I loved about it.

There's this one line she says when someone accused her of being obsessive and I practically laughed my face off. (I'm exaggerating a tad...just a tad) The line was...(drumroll) "I'm just really active in the fandom." (well something along that line)

GO READ IT!

Summary

(I wasn't sure on how to summarize thisso excuse me if it's bad and u can click here to read the summary from Goodreads)

Cath/Cather is the ultimate Simon Snow fan. Being a Simon Snow fan is her life (literally, she's obsessed to Simon Snow like how I'm obsessed with The Hunger Games Trilogy) She and Wren (her sister) followed the series ever since they were kids, it was what got them through their Mother leaving them.

Reading. Rereading. Fanfic-ing (I don't think that's a word). Dressing up for the movie premieres, basically doing everything a gigantic fan does.

Even though Cath is still a hard core fan, Wren has mostly left the clutches of the fandom. Since their going to college, Wren decides that she wants to be more independent and meet new people (lame excuse to ditch your sister) and doesn't want to be roommates with her. Cath is left alone to fend for herself in a completely new world.

She's got one of those party girl (?) kinda girls for a roommate with a, always in their room, kinda cute boyfriend, a fiction writing teacher that hates dislikes fiction writing and a WWI handsome classmate that only wants to talk words...she can't stop worrying about her Dad who has never really been alone, like ever, she and her sister have always been there but now their not.

Can she do it? Can she survive?


"You watch me bleed until I can't breathe. Shaking, falling onto my knees, And now that I'm without your kisses, I'll be needing stitches"
                                                           -Shawn Mendes, Stitches