Truly Madly Famously Hardcover – 13 October 2015

This novel is very well written and captivating. I read it in one Saturday afternoon.

I fell in love with the great cover; that's the reason why I bought it in English and not in German. Totally satisfied with the plot. The charakters are realistic descripted. Although I liked the first book more, I read it through in one row.

I enjoyed this sequel and the fact that it went a bit deeper - when most romances only skim the surface. I ordered this book because after watching season 1, I wanted to see how everything ended. I really didn't know what was going to happen. The main character matured a lot in the second book, but Paige lost some of her innocence that made her so loveable in the first book. I have seen this happen in real life where people hang on to relationships because they don't want to hurt the person they are with, but not because they really love them. You only live once so allow yourself to love the person that makes your heart throb, not the one that makes you feel more safe than loved. That's what I got our of the story, anyway. The main theme of this book is to be true to yourself and not do what others expect or want. That's living a falsehood and hurts everyone involved. You can care for more than one person at a time and even love them both, but in the end what matters is that you do what is right for you.I have seen this happen in real life where people hang on to relationships because they don't want to hurt the person they are with, but not because they really love them. You only live once so allow yourself to love the person that makes your heart throb, not the one that makes you feel more safe than loved. That's what I got our of the story, anyway.

Absolutely incredible sequel to the most intriguing story ever.. definitely worth the read

I thought this was perfect for the target audience.At 29, the TV show based on the books caught my attention. So, I read the books. The books, however, are based on high schoolers, not college aged+ people. Personally, I wouldn't recommend it to my peers.The plot/sub plot was very basic, but definitely something that I would have inhaled in late middle school, even though I probably wouldn't have understood dating at all. But it's fun. And an entertaining book is always good.