The story is so cliche, I regretted reading it. What a waste of my time. If you really really want to read this, I'd recommend you buy a second-hand book, or borrow from somebody or just get the free ebook. Buying it is so not worth it, and to be honest, I kinda feel ashamed to have this particular book in my collection. The Gift leaves quite a negative impact to me afterwards. I used to buy Cecelia Ahern's books on impulse previously, knowing that her books are always worth buying, but I start having doubts after I bought this book. I guess no more Cecelia Ahern for me.
Book Talk
I can read faster than I can fry an egg. Never seem to have enough time to read but I'll make my own time coz heck once a reader always a reader. I buy books like all the time. Occasionally I feel guilty of my excessive expenditure; it isn't a reason enough to hold me down from spending on books altogether though. I don't always speak coherently about the books I love because I'll be overwhelmed by emotions, naturally. Books make me feel so strongly, that one thing people sometimes fail to do. And I'm in love with fictional characters; I'm doomed I know.
Currently into YA literature. But I love my other books alright.
The story is so cliche, I regretted reading it. What a waste of my time. If you really really want to read this, I'd recommend you buy a second-hand book, or borrow from somebody or just get the free ebook. Buying it is so not worth it, and to be honest, I kinda feel ashamed to have this particular book in my collection. The Gift leaves quite a negative impact to me afterwards. I used to buy Cecelia Ahern's books on impulse previously, knowing that her books are always worth buying, but I start having doubts after I bought this book. I guess no more Cecelia Ahern for me.
