This
book was like real time travelling: after each chapter it was truly
difficult to close the book and return to reality. Even now I feel dizzy
sitting with a finished book, but my mind is still inside it. It
overwhelmed me since the very first page and it was extremely difficult
to tell myself I need to sleep and eat. I read these 400 pages in 7
days: it's my record.... Usually I read such thick books for MONTHS and
even need a YEAR, but the story and incredible characters indeed slowed
down my time.
While I was somewhere in the middle of the book, I
noticed a second and third books in a bookstore. I found my last money
and sacrificed it on the glass altar of check desk. I deeply fell in
love with characters that I felt need to buy MORE of them. I do not know
if the author's writing style is so easy to read, or is it our local
translator who made an-easy-read translation, but it was more than easy
to fall into the story and never wish to return back in reality.
When
it comes to movie.... Um... I swore myself many times not to watch
movies before reading books so I wouldn't spoil myself and ruin my
reading with wrong plot from movie. This time I watched a movie
first and now when I finished the book I understood a movie was a total
mess... How could creators mix up Olive and Emma in the movie? Did they
read the book AT ALL?! I do not pay much attention to small details (like in the movie it was a flower Jake took back in his time, while in the book it was an apple) in movies, but when you mix up characters and switch their powers: it's unforgivable mistake!
Right now my brain is recharging: deleting movie data and replacing it with book data
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