love, rosie
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love, rosie

pat, one of my pinoy officemates here lent me this book last monday. she said it was a very good read, and the author cecelia ahern, was the author of ps. i love you, too. i liked that movie, not your normal american setting, i get too tired of reading american novels and movies, that having this european flair is kind of cute in a way - and one of my favorite movies is LOVE ACTUALLY. :)

its a very girly book, thats all i can say. its a good and entertaining read, but its not one of my best reads, but i would recommend it if you dont have anything better to do.


synopsis:

rosie and alex are destined for each other and everyone seems to kow it but them. best friends since childhood, they separate as teenagers when alex and his family relocatre from dublin to boston. like two ships always passing in the night, rosie and alex stay friends, and though years pass and weddings, funerals, and baptisms take place, the two remain firmly attached via emails and letters. heartbroken, they learn to live without each other. but destiny is a funny thingm and in this novel of several missed opportunities, rosie and alex learn that fate isn't done with them quite yet.