What a wonderful read this book was!
The narrative has some well loved elements from John Green's marvellous novels, with such a touching story between the two protagonists Henry and Grace Town.
I particularly loved the scene at the pond: it was quite tearful and swiftly pure!
The book is also written beautifully and portrays the growing relationship between the two protagonists in such a great way that I am at loss of words. I was gripped by this book and tried to sneakly read a page or two when I was too busy to sit and peacefully read 'Our Chemical Hearts'.
Initially, because of the title I expected that story had some elements from chemistry to explain the relationship between Henry and Grace, much like John Green's book 'An Abudance of Kathrine'.
Nonetheless, I liked this book and its characters.
The narrative has some well loved elements from John Green's marvellous novels, with such a touching story between the two protagonists Henry and Grace Town.
I particularly loved the scene at the pond: it was quite tearful and swiftly pure!
The book is also written beautifully and portrays the growing relationship between the two protagonists in such a great way that I am at loss of words. I was gripped by this book and tried to sneakly read a page or two when I was too busy to sit and peacefully read 'Our Chemical Hearts'.
Initially, because of the title I expected that story had some elements from chemistry to explain the relationship between Henry and Grace, much like John Green's book 'An Abudance of Kathrine'.
Nonetheless, I liked this book and its characters.