Worth reading?

[LoveOftenReadOften]

So, I'm debating whether or not to read this and I'm also debating whether or not to read this other book that's been popping up in the reviews called, "The Boy Who Sneaks In My Bedroom Window" and I've seen a variety of reviews from 1-5 stars. So, here's my question: is it worth the money and time to spend reading? For those of you who liked it, what made it likable? I'd like for you to be specific because the reviews obviously were not persuasive enough. I don't just want "because it's cute. The characters." Why is it cute? What about the characters? And for those of you who hated the book, tell me why the characters weren't great. Were there really grammatical errors? Because that's BIG no-no for me on a PUBLISHED book. Were there plot holes? Was it TOO cliche? (I can deal with cliche but only up to a certain point. If it sounds like a 13-year-old girl wrote, quote it.) Etc. Thanks!

[Jenna]

I have read both Always You and The Boy Who Sneaks In My Bedroom Window, and i have little to no complaints whatsoever about both of them. Obviously, if you hate romance novels these books will be a pain to get through, but since you're even considering these books that means you like romance. :) The male characters in these books remind me a lot of Travis in Beautiful Disaster, as far as how much they love their girlfriend, if you have ever read BD. That made for a good book for me, personally. ;) The characters in both books have great chemistry together. Both books start out where the guy and the girl aren't together, but soon after the book starts they realize their feelings for each other. It doesn't happen too soon in the book, though, as to where it can seem rushed. It wasn't too cliche by my definition. The characters go through A LOT throughout the course of the book, and by the end of the book it feels as if a lifetime has passed since the beginning of the book where the characters weren't together. I can't remember many grammatical errors in either books, but i do think there were some. These books were GREAT and you really are missing out on great stories if you don't read them! :)

[Tamra]

Both books are worth the read. They deal with some serious issues but keep a light air about them. The love that the characters share is very powerful. Reading them is worth your time.

[Neiko]

I loved both books. Definitely worth the money.

[Sylinda]

Both are worth the money and the time!

[Ali]

Well, everybody has different opinions and mine's a lot of people might not like. "The Boy Who Sneak.." Yes, that book, I honestly thought it was a waste of time. The book is ridiculous as it sounds. I mean I honestly was confused beginning to end. If you read the background of the book doesn't it explain how she has the memory of her father trying to abuse her or how she doesn't like guys touching on her or some stuff like that. I mean the book clearly over looks that and sorry to burst your bubble but she wakes up next to a male EVERY morning while his erection is poking her back..
Yup, it really does sound like she hates guys and wants nothing to do with them.
I think the book was written by a kid and it makes no sense, the characters weren't thought out good enough. They were actually really stupid. Every girl or guy was a whore and the boy who is supposed to love her sleeps with every girl.. okayy, I soo see the love there.
But I mean every one has a different opinion, you might like that, I just find it kiddish with adult descriptions about sex..

[Natascha]

I really liked Always You and The Boy that sneaks in my bedroom window, so I would that they are definitely worth a read.

[Bookaddict]

Definitely worth reading :)

[Laura]

Loved both books :)

[Che-che]

I loved always yours, just finished it today and i was so taken by the story that I fell in love with the story.

[Teresa]

does this book remind anyone of 50 shades of grey?

[Natascha]

Teresa wrote: "does this book remind anyone of 50 shades of grey?"

No it doesn't remind me of 50 shades of grey. I don't think it is anything like it. Have you read it yet Teresa?

[Helen]

i love this story... in fact I might read it again :-)

[Jordan]

I READ THE STORY IN A BOUT A DAY. IT FELT SO REAL . my FAVORITE PART is towards the end. That in my perspective, reveals their love for each other.

[Diana]

you should i loved this book it was awesome and it was so cute :)

[Cindy]

I enjoyed both books. Worth the read

[Warpedmind]

All 3 of her books are worth reading. The Boy Who Sneaks in My Bedroom Window and the new one Free Falling.

[Velora]

I would read it again and again. It made me laugh and cry.

[Ashley]

I own 'Boy who sneaks in my bedroom window' which is an addiction that will never be explained. And out of sheer self punishment, I bought 'Always you'. I have to admit that this was written so much better than 'Boy who sneaks in my bedroom window', that alone was a huge help. The story was different and I enjoyed the read however there was a point when I pulled back. I can't remember if it's like chapter 20 or 22 but I stopped reading and looked at my Kindle saying, "Why hasn't this story ended yet?"
It just seemed to go on and on for ages about things that could have easily been cleared up with two chapters of serious details and movement.
It's worth a read.

[miss reads ✿]

definitely ! worth reading !!! i'll be glad to read it over and over again,( all kirsty moseley books ! from wattpad stories to this alll off them! )

just an advice tho, try to read the boy who sneaks in my bedroom window first , then always you and its companion book free falling :)

its my favorite books ! you'll be glad to be able to read amazing books !!!!