Three Meters above the Sky by Federico Moccia - Review

'Three Meters above the Sky’ is a moving teen story, not as versatile as I expected, but easy to read and the  characters are extremely likable. The story based on a book of the same name, revolves around a couple of teenagers who belong to entirely different worlds.
Babi, a teenage girl from a wealthy family, attends prestigious private school in Rome. Unwittingly, she falls in love with Step, a rebelous temperament boy, who likes motorcycles, racing and often gets involved in fistfights. Babi is an excellent example of the good girl with exemplary conduct. Step, on the other hand,  follows the image of a bad boy. He does not have a regular job and steals things to trade them for money. When Babi and Step fell in love, is like two different worlds collide. Something that sooner or later will result in an emotional breakdown.

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn - Review

SPOILER ALERT! Please do not read if you have not finished the book yet or you have not read it at all !

Cleverer women tend to become creepy and revengeful when ignored by their husbands. They also can be frantically dangerous and capable of doing life-threatening things, especially after discovering that their loved one has been having an affair with younger and a lot sexier woman. Such is the case described in Gillian Flynn' s best-selling novel Gone Girl. Thank God the story was not inspired by true events (can you imagine if it was? )
Flynn displays her brilliant writer’s talent and psychological insight to tell the story of a marriage which starts to fall apart over the years. The two principal characters are highly original, full-blooded and persuasive when gradually revealing their own imperfection.