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If I Stay Book Review

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“If I stay” by: Gaye Forman is a romance novel published by Dutton/Penguin. If I stay was published in the year of 2009. People from all around the world are probably reading this fantastic 210 pages with a ooh and ahh after reading every word. In my years of reading this book was the most interesting one of them all. Gayle Forman dedicated this book to her husband Nick who is Adam in this wonderful piece of literature.

In my opinion this was a satisfying book. It had me on the edge of my seat in reading class. I like this book because it deals with a life or death situation. It is also romantic and shows a lot of love to all the characters in the book. When I read the first page I knew this was going to be a good book. I think I enjoyed …show more content…

My favorite one is “Sometimes you make choices in life and sometimes choices make you.” Which in my opinion is true, because you are who you are and if you make a choice of doing something good and right, that 's just showing the goodness of your character, of you. Another quote that lines up with the theme of this book is “People believe what they want to believe.” Like Mia did, I want spoil the book if you decide to read it.

I believe that this novel is fantastic. I also believe that if you read this book that you will enjoy it. This book isn’t just about romance it’s about life, this book is so intense I felt that I was in that book living in the characters shoes. You can feel the pain, you can feel the joy. This book might make you cry or it might just make you laugh. Whatever happens, I believe you will enjoy it.

In conclusion I recommend this outrageous piece of literature you call “If I Stay”. I recommend it to the romantic kind of type, to the what 's going to happen next kind of type, but especially to the I need a book to read kind of type. I didn’t feel like reading that day in my reading class so I just grabbed a random book and nearly fell in love with it. This book may change things in your life or it may just change at the very end. “If I Stay” is just the beginning of this

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