Okay, let’s just get it out of the way. Why are European chick lit novels so full of profanity? I just don’t understand it.
Whew! Now that’s done, on to the rest…
I loved the format of this novel. The whole story is told through a series of notes, letters, invitations, cards, emails, and chat. You know, the way we tell our stories every day. I loved the nuances and the misspellings and the quirkiness of it all.
I really was attached to the character of Rosie and was cheering her on…and groaning as she made various bad decisions. I didn’t get as attached to Alex, but that is probably as the story has more of a focus on Rosie and her life.
It was a great bookclub choice for the month of love. It was “enchanting”. But, more than that, it was just plain fun to read.
Note: This book was also published under the titles of Love, Rosie and Where Rainbows End. Oh, and it’s slated to be released as a movie in 2013. Hopefully they do a better job with it than they did Ahern’s P.S. I Love You (loved the book; the movie was just okay).
Rosie Dunne is such a great book. It is the love story of Rosie and Alex who are destined for each other. The book is made up of letters and IMs which makes it an easy read. There is a suprise on every page and I definitely reccomend this book to everyone! READ IT!!!!!
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