The Giver of Stars

I don’t have to give 5 billion stars to this book! I would donate the full galaxy system to the author if I could. (I already made a phone call and talked to a NASA technician about their star auction department, unfortunately he hanged up on my face! Can you believe it? And I told them I was Buzz Aldrin’s wife, those young people are really disrespectful, see I still stay in role!)

This amazing, fantastic, funny, heartwarming, emotional, genuine book gave me HOPE, HAPPINESS, made me SO RELIEVED, CARELESS, LIGHT, OVER THE MOON IN LOVE WITH IT!
Those amazing, brave, badass, smart, irresistible, strong women carrying books, riding on horses, communicating, educating, helping people to broaden their horizons, meet new worlds, discover their own capabilities are so far best respectable, honorable, devoted, vivid fictional characters you may love with passion.

This may be the best historical, provocative, powerful, encouraging feminist manifesto help women to discover their own identities even though they were living in small moderate town crowded with chauvinists, uneducated, wild men population. They came together to form a town library and found the first version of Amazon delivery (by the postwomen on horses) to reach more families whose minds are seeking to be educated, improved, entertained so by helping them those women give the families a short break from their daily chores and take a small step to new fictional worlds.

Alice: recently married British woman, neglected from her husband, belittled by his father in law Mr. Van Cleeve (biggest SOB, mash up of Downtown Abbey’s Thomas Barrow, Outlader’s Black Jack Randall and J.R. Ewing of Dallas) and being caged in her home life became volunteer to work for the library. Margery O’hare, independent, tough, strong local woman mentors her by introducing her wild but breathtaking nature of mountains which opens the doors to the new world and gives Alice a mesmerizing kind of freedom.

Izzy, Beth and Sophia joins their team and they find themselves bounded with close friendship, sisterhood they’ve never felt before. Their connection, trust, sharing secrets and open their hearts to each other are most remarkable moments of the book warn your hearts and put a big smile on your faces. Maybe those women’s close and genuine connection against the outer world who want to bend, destroy and separate them are better than the romance part of the books.
So many parts make you pissed off, clenching your fists, giving you undeniable urge to spit on Mr. Van Cleeve’s face ( of course after punching him senselessly). The book triggers your inner feminist soul and awakens the secret warrior inside you!

As like Neil Gaiman said: “Fairy tales are more than true: not because they tell us that dragon exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten”
But at least, the conclusion of those amazing women’s stories are satisfying, relieving and earning too many applauses and happy dance, happy hour celebration with my homemade margaritas!
Jojo Moyes is one of the most epic, talented, creative authors on the earth who knows how to touch a human soul, how to relate with human heart and of course how to break it into million pieces.

Do you want to know my real story when I was reading “Me Before You”! I was at my husband’s friends’ house and I got so bored of the conversation. Before I left our home as a preparation I already downloaded epub version of the book on my phone and I started to read it from my phone hid inside my bag throughout our visit, making “hmmm” sounds at the same time as if I was listening best face lifting techniques( oh really!!!). But unfortunately I was reading the last 30 pages of the book. And you know how it ended, right? (Come on! If you haven’t read it at least you may have watched amazing Emilia Clarke’s performance!) And you know what I did! I threw my bag against the wall and I started screaming “Why Willllll whhhyyyyy did you do that!!!!” ( There is no exaggeration! My husband’s friends enjoyed my reaction but their wives still think I need to start popping up Prozac tablets and joining their meditation club, no thanks!)

I was banned to read the sequels of the book. Well, I read them at the night on my restroom breaks secretly and yeah, I couldn’t say they affected me as the first book did. But after a long time, Moyes found her way, release this memorable story and share with us this brave women’s inspirational journey based on real life events.

So dear JOJO MOYES, my all votes for you this year for best historical fiction novel (I’m so ashamed because I wrote the same for The World That We Knew! But my heart is big enough to love more books at the same time. ) Especially the last page of the book gave me a meaningful and long laughter.

I’m finishing my review with Jorge Luis Borges’ meaningful quote: “I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library” (I imagine the same, library next to liquor shop selling the best Chardonnays of the world! Cheers!)

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Those amazing, brave, badass, ache, irresistible, strong women carrying books, riding on horses, communicating, educating, helping people to broaden their horizons, meet new worlds, discover their own capabilities are therefore far best respectable, estimable, devoted, intense fictional characters you may love with passion.This may be the best historic, provocative, powerful, promote feminist manifesto help women to discover their own identities even though they were living in small control town crowded with chauvinists, uneducated, barbarian men population. They came together to form a township library and found the first version of Amazon delivery ( by the postwomen on horses ) to reach more families whose minds are seeking to be educated, improved, entertained so by helping them those women give the families a short break from their day by day chores and take a small step to new fabricated worlds.Alice : recently married british woman, neglected from her husband, belittled by his father in law Mr. Van Cleeve ( biggest SOB, mash up of Downtown Abbey ’ s Thomas Barrow, Outlader ’ s Black Jack Randall and J.R. Ewing of Dallas ) and being caged in her home life became volunteer to work for the library. 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As like Neil Gaiman said : “ Fairy tales are more than true : not because they tell us that dragon exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten ” But at least, the conclusion of those amaze women ’ sulfur stories are satisfying, relieving and earning besides many applauses and felicitous dancing, felicitous hour celebration with my homemade margarita ! Jojo Moyes is one of the most epic, talented, creative authors on the earth who knows how to touch a human soul, how to relate with human heart and of course how to break it into million pieces.Do you want to know my real story when I was reading “ Me Before You ” ! I was at my conserve ’ randomness friends ’ house and I got so bored of the conversation. Before I left our home as a preparation I already downloaded epub translation of the reserve on my phone and I started to read it from my earphone hide inside my bag throughout our visit, making “ hmmm ” sounds at the lapp time as if I was listening best font lifting techniques ( oh very ! ! ! ). But unfortunately I was reading the last 30 pages of the book. And you know how it ended, right ? ( Come on ! If you haven ’ thymine read it at least you may have watched perplex Emilia Clarke ’ s performance ! ) And you know what I did ! I threw my pocket against the wall and I started screaming “ Why Willllll whhhyyyyy did you do that ! ! ! ! ” ( There is no exaggeration ! My conserve ’ second friends enjoyed my reaction but their wives still think I need to start popping up Prozac tablets and joining their meditation cabaret, no thanks ! ) I was banned to read the sequels of the koran. Well, I read them at the night on my public toilet breaks secretly and yeah, I couldn ’ t say they affected me as the first koran did. But after a long time, Moyes found her manner, release this memorable report and partake with us this brave women ’ south inspirational journey based on actual life events.So dear JOJO MOYES, my all votes for you this year for best historical fabrication novel ( I ’ m sol ashamed because I wrote the lapp for The World That We Knew ! But my kernel is large enough to love more books at the lapp time. ) specially the last page of the book gave me a meaningful and retentive laughter.I ’ megabyte finishing my reappraisal with Jorge Luis Borges ’ meaningful quotation : “ I have constantly imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library ” ( I imagine the same, library adjacent to liquor workshop selling the best Chardonnays of the global ! Cheers ! )