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Simone Trovato simonetrovato — Great story but I felt like the ending was rushed. I would've liked to of read more about Jacob and Marlena's relationship. Hope the movie lives up to the book!

João Sampaio joaosampaiop — This would really be a 3.5 star book for me. It is an interesting story about two teenage sisters in high society New York in the late 1800's. The characters were at times pretty snooty but it was a fun easy read. I'm excited to start the next in the series.

Nikhar Jain nikharnowlfe64 — Went looking for the book, but found the graphic novel instead. It added to what promised to be an already wonderful story. Haven't seen the movie yet so I don't know how they would compare to each other

Keylla Janaina keyllajanaina — I expected that this would be a novel that I wouldn’t be able to put down due everything I heard about it from others who had read it before me. It turned out it was a really good story, with suspense, tension, rivalries, lies, deceit, innocence, naiveté. You watch the growth of the main character, Daniel, who becomes obsessed with finding out about the life of one author, Julian Carax, because he [Daniel] found a book by this author that captured his imagination. There are many parallelities (… that’s not a word is it?) between Daniel and Julian, neither of whom seems to realize it although their lives become intertwined. There are so many shocking things that happen in the story that it does keep your interest. Only at some places did I feel like ‘omg there’s no way can I put this book down!’ but it wasn’t like that the whole way through. It was still a really amazing story that I liked a lot. It had such a perfect conclusion (view spoiler) – in the Cemetery of Forgotten Books which I really want to visit – I bet it’s a real place in Spain… or somewhere around the world… maybe I’ll make it my life’s goal to find it and read everything in it! I would love to read this book in Spanish, seeing how amazingly written it is English, it can only get better in the original language it was written in! Too bad I’m learning French now so Spanish is a little ways further down the list… P.S: I agree with Fatema – Fermin Romero de Torres is definitely the best character ever.