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Kozak Gabor kozakgabi — It's so, so stupid, what we do to ourselves because we're afraid. It's so stupid. Keeping the Moon by Sarah Dessen is a precious book, so close to my heart. I already had my expectations up when I started this book; Sarah Dessen being one of my favorite authors. But this book, after I was done with it, left my heart full with hope and belief. And most of all, I learnt this: there will be times in your life when you don't know what you really truly want or when you think that what you really truly want is just impossible, as impossible as keeping the moon on an eclipse. But always remember, that if you put your faith in that moon and its return; you'll succeed. 'If something doesn't work exactly right, or maybe needs some special treatment, you don't just throw it away. Everything can't be fully operational all the time. Sometimes we need to have patience to give something the little nudge it needs. It's about understanding. We're all worth something." PS: If you're not too convinced by the review; forget it. Read the book and I bet you'd like it as much. Happy Reading! :)

蒋 韬 a9175757252165 — I'd just like you guys to know that this is a reread, so I don't exactly have that big urge to rave about it to everyone anymore ( though I did the first time I read it), but I figured since I've been mentioning it around the blog so much lately I may as well write a review. That being said, I may be making references to the strong way I felt about the book the first time I actually read it. Unwind is one of those books that will linger for quite some time. It's just so amazing in so many different ways, that even after having read it a few times, I am simply amazed by how wonderful it is. The story begins with a problem. It's not necessarily the type of problem you can fix either, because the problem is this: Connor, Risa, and Lev are all more or less about to die, and there's they can do to nothing to stop it. Of course, they don't actually die (at least not in the beginning!!), because then there wouldn't be a story to tell, would there? Unwind was so much more than I had expected. That being said, I don't know exactly what I had expected going into the book, but it wasn't the depth and intensity I found. The characters were wonderful, all real and relate-able, and although the story is written in third person, I also loved the writing. It's a book I would definitely recommend, especially to fans of dystopian's, sci-fi's, and anyone looking for a slightly creepy read.