Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell – review

‘You never know when a young adult contemporary book becomes a survival guide for you’

Fangirl was the very first book I read by Rainbow Rowell. Fangirl is a very self-explanatory title, which basically summarises the book (no spoilers but you must obviously know that). I know that one shouldn’t judge a book by its cover and I didn’t either; I was just very taken-aback by the title of this book. The title was too direct and, after reading the summary at the back, I had this sudden urge to read more about it.

I would say that 80% of the reason why I bought the book was because it was called Fangirl. I am generally attracted to a book or song or anything if I can relate to it by any means; it makes me feel like I have this connection to people and things and makes me realise that I am not alone. Honestly, it is the best feeling ever when you have a similar mind to somebody. Well, I can proudly say that I am a Fangirl, and I would probably not have forgiven myself if I hadn’t bought this book (I have absolutely no regrets). Buying this book not only satisfied my heart but also made me a Fangirl for Rainbow Rowell.

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