A Review Of "Fangirl"
Fangirl By: Rainbow Rowell
“A funny and tender coming-of-age story that’s also the story of a writer finding her voice . . . touching and utterly real.”
— Publishers Weekly, starred review
What I found interesting in "Fangirl", is that the main character Cath has a great personality and is scared of being left alone and going on her own. And that she feels like she has to do everything with her sister on her side. A thing I didn't like about this chapter was the attitude and tone her twin sister Wren gives Cath. Wren doesn't really realize or understand how her sister feels about her meeting new people and how Cath wants to keep the connection with her sister. I found this book very interesting and I enjoyed reading it. What made me want to keep reading was trying to figure what happens next. Will Wren understand her sister? Will Cath meet new people? Those are the questions I have for this next chapter. Nothing about this book made me want to stop reading, I wanted to keep reading cause I was so entertained. I totally recommend this book to my friend Paulina. She is the definition of a fangirl. I feel like this book would interest her. If I got to meet the author of this book, I would tell her that I absolutely enjoyed reading her book. And that I liked the way she explained the story or certain situations.

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