A Hungry, Happy, Hippie

Hey hey hey! Oh look another book review about a Rainbow Rowell novel. The only other book review I've ever done on my blog was a Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell and really I should write a book review on a book by a different author but really I read Carry On and nearly burst out in tears just out of a mixture of confusionism (I'm aware this isn't an actual word), happiness and awe. It's just really easy to review because there are so many layers to this novel. If you haven't read any of my other blog posts on books (because recently I have mentioned this book in EVERY single post and even I'm telling myself to shut up), then you will be unaware that this is a spin-off from Fangirl , however . It is the fan fiction that the main character writes and it's Harry Potter fan fiction essentially. Unspoiler Edition:  It is Simon Snow's final year at Watford's School of Magik (YES, that's how it's spelt) and his life is a mess. I mean seriousl...

This book is essentially my life and it has completed me in so many ways that my heart is just bursting as we speak. This is the first of Rowell's novels that I have read and it has really captured my heart. So I obviously had to write a blog post about it. No-spoiler edition: When I read this book, I found it really easy to relate to all aspects of it. It is about two twin sisters, Cath and Wren who live with their sort of messed up father. They're very close sisters and have done next to everything together up to this point. They've both just graduated and they're both going to the same university but Wren no longer wants to share a room with Cath anymore. Cath is now left alone to fend for herself and she has to try and work out this whole college life without her sister. This book is perfect for me because I am graduating soon so this new experience and the feelings of being scared, excited and anxious is all very familiar to me. Even though Cath and Wren...