Eleanor & Park

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by Rainbow Rowell (Goodreads Author)

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Kai Its totally "nothing ever ends" from the Watchmen. Bear with me here, why would Rainbow Rowell even mention the comic or that line from the comic unle…moreIts totally "nothing ever ends" from the Watchmen. Bear with me here, why would Rainbow Rowell even mention the comic or that line from the comic unless it was significant in some way? Plus, if it were that would be some crazy foreshadowing genuineness.
Also, reading comics together was the beginning of their relationship and a big part of their life together. Its simple, beautiful and would be pretty brilliant writing. (less)
Matilda The Spanish translation actually says there were two words... And "I love you" has two words in Spanish ("te quiero").

Just my two (or three xD) cents.…more
The Spanish translation actually says there were two words... And "I love you" has two words in Spanish ("te quiero").

Just my two (or three xD) cents.(less)
Wynnter I most definitely would. Sometimes when a book ends it's meant to be over, but I don't think that's the case with this book. I need more, I need to fi…moreI most definitely would. Sometimes when a book ends it's meant to be over, but I don't think that's the case with this book. I need more, I need to find out what happened(less)
Emily
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Ria Olivar At first I believed it is "Nothing ever ends"... But I've read that Czech and Spanish versions only have two words... And "I love you" is 2 words in t…moreAt first I believed it is "Nothing ever ends"... But I've read that Czech and Spanish versions only have two words... And "I love you" is 2 words in those languages... With Sophie saying Dutch version have 4-words and "I love you is 4-words in Dutch... I am more certain with my decision to believe it is indeed "I Love You"... I tried translating other words too (like "Please Just stop" or "Leave me alone" or "I miss you" or "See you soon" etc.) But in both Czech and Sapnish, only the phrase "I Love You" comes in 2-words.(less)

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