Did I Mention I Love You? (The DIMILY Series): Dimily #1

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You live here?” Deidre Avenue seems too normal, as though it belongs in the middle of North Carolina. LA isn’t supposed to be normal. It’s supposed to be glitzy and out of this world and totally surreal, but it’s not.

Did I mention I love you? by Estelle Maskame | Open Library Did I mention I love you? by Estelle Maskame | Open Library

And if they will try to stay away from each other, the love that they are feeling will vanish like it never existed or the feelings and the longing for each other will grow more and more??? The characters and events portrayed in this book are fictitious or are used fictitiously. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental and not intended by the author. Eden, una adolescente cuyos padres están divorciados se va a pasar el verano a casa de su padre en Los Angeles. Allí, él ha construido una nueva vida, tiene una esposa y tres hijastros. Nuestra protagonista llega dispuesta a pasar el peor verano de su vida, pues la relación con su padre es fatal, pero en medio de todo se va dando cuenta de que Los Angeles es más divertida de lo que parece, que puede pasarlo fenomenal en fiestas (así no lo admita...) y que su hermanastro mayor, Tyler, a pesar de ser un capullo, es un chico bastante interesante. He was just lost and nobody realized it. He didn't want anyone to think that he was weak and he transform himself to a bastard.Qué no me gustó del libro y por qué le doy 3.5 estrellas? Creo que le faltó un poco de ritmo sobre el principio. Como cualquier adolescente que se ve obligada a pasar el verano con su padre desaparecido, Eden se pasa las primeras... ¿150? páginas del libro quejándose y regodeándose en su miseria... a la vez que describe minuciosamente cada detalle de todo. No pasa mucho en ese inicio, es una introducción y un contexto gigante que creo que se habría podido distribuir un poco más para que la lectura fuera más ligera. Don’t be.” He opens the door, and we head inside, my suitcase trailing behind us, its wheels scraping along the wooden flooring. Lastly, if you really enjoyed the After series by Anna Todd, I’d say you would probably enjoy this trilogy as well. Now, don’t get me wrong, the characters and the stories aren’t the same, but both series have a similar vibe. That’s why I think that if you enjoyed one, you’ll probably enjoy the other. I was looking for something along the lines of Paper Princess. I’ve been wanting to find another series like that to fall into and always saw this one around. This was so predictable and the characters were one dimensional and immature. I don’t even know if I liked any character in this book. Well that’s a lie, I liked Dean. He was probably the only good person here. This was a bit of a guilty pleasure read for me since it’s YA. I started reading expecting to like this book and then to forget about it. I definitely did not expect to love this as much or expect it to affect me as much as it did. I adored this book and it turned out to be one of my favorite stepbrother romances of all time.

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Reseña: Love You (#1 You) de Estelle Maskame - Leer llena ~ En España y en Latinoamérica la trilogía se llama “You”; “Love You” (o Did I Mention I Love You? En inglés) es el primer libro. Hoy les traigo la reseña del primer libro, y estoy muy emocionada en hacerlo. Esta trilogía es una de mis favoritas. Una chica corriente de Oregon.

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The slow burn romance will drive you crazy, it’s filled with tension, angst and the torturous progression of feelings of hate turning into something more. I absolutely devoured the chapters with Eden and Tyler, their animosity and chemistry was off the charts. To me everything progressed at a natural pace, let’s not forget that Eden and Tyler have never met before, they’ve been pushed together into an awkward situation with their parents and are now labeled as step-sibling's but they’re really anything but. I can't stop thinking about that story and for the last 1/3 part of the book, i was crying all the time... For several reasons!!! Quizá lo que más me gustó de Love You fue que me iba enterando a cuentagotas de qué pasaba realmente con Tyler, empezaba a entender página a página, al mismo ritmo que Eden, qué era lo que él ocultaba... porque estaba clarísimo desde el principio que su actitud de chico malote era sólo una fachada. When sixteen-year-old Eden Munro agrees to spend the summer with her estranged father in the beachfront city of Santa Monica, California, she has no idea what she's letting herself in for. Eden's parents are divorced and have gone their separate ways, and now her father has a brand new family. For Eden, this means she's about to meet three new stepbrothers. I also hate the message of this book. That a girl can save a drug-addicted boy if she just loves him enough. That's not real. But, hey, he's so hawt! And she lurrvvvesss him! No. Go home, Eden. Finish high school and go on to your college in Chicago. There are loads of boys there, boys who are motivated and aren't your stepbrother and have never been addicts. Tyler does not need the drama you will bring; he needs years of intense therapy.