I read couple of her old time historical fictions she wrote before “ Me before you” which were good but not so great and actually I started to feel same about the book after reading few pages! This might have been enjoyable if the main characters hadn't been so thoroughly unlikeable, they were either thick-self-pitying-doormats or weird entitled maniacs. Fiica ei Kitty are 15 ani și se simte datoare să țină familia în picioare, să o înlocuiască pe mama ei, atunci când aceasta se retrage în lumea ei. Stereotypes feel familiar, after all, and I knew these people would remain in character and play their parts correctly.

Sin embargo, el tema de la obra de la casa se me ha hecho un poquito pesado, además de qué no me ha gustado cierto asunto que hace vivan varios de los personajes principales (no diré nada por no desvelar cosas), pero que cuatro de los personajes principales vivan esa situación me ha chocado porque en alguno de ellos no lo veía necesario. At the beginning, she appears to put her music before her family, sticks her head in the sand when faced with problems and is so incredibly gullible and naive it made me want to scream! I also liked Nicholas Trent who was gradually putting his life back together and was a lovely,charming man. It's an old and derelict house, in need of a lot of repairs, but it is in a wonderful location by the lake. bet kažkiek nuspėjama 😌 lengvam skaitymui pats tas, bet man norėjosi daugiau veiksmo, ir žinoma meilės naktyje.Aber, da ich ein Jojo Moyes Fan bin, mochte ich das Buch auch mit diesen Einschränkungen und habe ich jedes Mal gefreut, wenn ich Zeit hatte, weiterzulesen.

Me Before You has now sold over fourteen million copies worldwide and was adapted into a major film starring Sam Claflin and Emilia Clarke.

She lives, breathes and speaks music and is an accomplished professional violin player which sees her travelling round the world. What makes this book special is the thoughtful manner of Moyes' characterizations and the believability of the situation. If there was one character I didn’t really connect with it was Byron Firth (despite the wet shirt scene) who didn’t seem as “fleshed out,” as her other characters and I felt he had real potential to be more interesting.

I have to be honest and say this isn’t my favourite from Jojo Moyes work but it’s definitely worth the read. But when her husband dies suddenly, leaving her with a mountain of debt, she and her two children are forced to abandon their home and move to a crumbling pile in the country. It was beautiful to watch Isabel come into her own as a mother and start making sacrifices for her children. It took me over a week of reading in evenings to finish it, not because it was over long or particularly heavy, but because there was a fair bit of emotional upheaval and background information, and I can only take a certain amount at a time. Given I live in a rural area and have done my share of hunting (bird more than beast), that part wouldn't bother me as long as it wasn't gratuitous.

Isabel Delancey finds herself in dire straits when she realizes that her money is running out, and with two children to support, she has to face some harsh realities. All the drama came busting out and all of a sudden you have all the people cheating each other and fighting over a house. Es ist bestimmt nicht ihr bestes Buch, denn die Geschichte ist schon recht durchschaubar und recht Klischee behaftet. Un muzician trăiește pentru muzica sa, iar Isabel Delancy este atât de pasionată de vioară și de muzica ei, încât orice altceva cade pe locul 2. Now she has to deal with the whole responsibility to turn the house into a proper place to live in where has no bathroom, fridge and water supply.