Saga Dargin

This book is so incredibly amazing. I found it hilarious but yet so excruciatingly painful and sad, and if I had been someone who wasn't incredibly dark, gruesome and sad, I surely would've cried. I find most of these reviews to be absolute rubbish! Saying things like "Teenagers aren't like this" and "No teenager would be like this!", in all honesty, do you think you know every teenager? Truth being, no one is alike, our brains are different, our DNA, our personalities, we are different people and therefore some would do this. Besides, a side affect of dying is personality change, you start doing things that make sense to you but to others who are not in your same state find preposterous. So, if you don't like this book then that's fine, but if everyone is different not everyone will think the same thing. I believe in my honest opinion that this book is worth reading, at least a try, no one can blame you if you do not try and if they do blame you then don't listen because they are wrong. I put this plain and simple and showed the problem as black and white, though this is not the case, this is rather complicated but I wish you at least try. Therefore, I rest my case. This book was a lovely read and only took me maybe about twelve hours to read with a few breaks, it was worth the time and has earned a pride shelf in my house and a pride spot in my heart. Also, I'm a teenager under 16 and understood the book completely. I sometimes even do this kind of stuff. The kind of conversations in the book are like the conversations I have with myself.

I love this book! I have so many copies of it because I just love it! I read the entire thing in a few hours, an incredibly old version of it that was probably almost 100 years old. So, I got to read all the little grammar errors, that have been fixed in later publications. I thoroughly enjoyed it. One of the only books I have read that you can tell the reader cares deeply about what she's writing about. I cried multiple times, and at others I laughed. This book was a rollercoaster of emotions and I went through them all. I deeply connected with the story and believed in it's cause. Highly recommend. Then again, reviews should be kept in the back of your mind. You may not like it. (I have seen 2 negative reviews, both just said that they hated it and not a reason why they hated it. So, if you hate the book can you please come up with a reason why? Thank you.)

This was a spectacular read. I found myself relating to the characters and their feelings and crying alongside them. This book is worth the read, if you find yourself not a fan of the book, at least now you know. Lovely book and I give it a place in my heart.