Rated of 5
by Sharon G. One Day
The story of Emma and Dexter is complicated and very, very sad. They never seemed happy throughout the book, even when they were together. There were a few funny moments, but most of it was depressing.
If you want to read a book about immaturity and bad relationships this is the one for you.
Rated of 5
by Shyeyes One Day by David Nicholls
This book starts out in the late 80's with Emma & Dexter having a romantic interlude the day after their commencement. They each thought of each other over the years, the what-ifs. The author takes us to each of them on July 15th every year after their initial meeting til 2007. We see what their lives have become. Will they meet again? A great story about star-crossed lovers.
Rated of 5
by someone wow
I cried lots, but I totally loved the book. It's amazing!!!!!
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