I never thought that one day I would read and finish this book, but here I am — I read it, I finished it, and just as I expected, it turned out exactly that way. The Love Hypothesis is a book full of clichés but with the “I’m going to break the clichés” kind of attitude.
I’m not even sure where to start. I don’t know if I actually liked the book, but I enjoyed reading it. It flowed really well, so I can’t complain about that part. However, Olive constantly talking about how big Adam was started to annoy me. I wanted to tell her, “Yes, we get it, he’s a big guy. You don’t have to remind us every ten seconds!”
After that, their dialogues… I don’t know, they felt really ridiculous to me. It was less of a romantic comedy and more of a romantic nonsense kind of story. But it was the type of book that didn’t require much thought, was easy to read, and flowed nicely. I already know that once I finished it, I wouldn’t think about it again.
The movie adaptation is coming. I’m not sure if I’ll watch it, but maybe I will just to clear my mind and have something easy to watch.
Bir gün bu kitabı okuyup ve bitireceğimi hiç düşünmezdim ama işte buradayım, okudum ve bitirdim ve tahmin ettiğim gibi oldu. Klişelerle dolu ama ben klişeleri yıkmaya karar verdim havası ile love hypothesis kitabı. Nereden başlasam emin değilim. Kitabı beğendim mi, ondan bile emin değilim ama okurken keyif aldım, yani akıp gitti okurken. O kısımda bir sorun yoktu ama olive'in sürekli adam ne kadar büyük demesi sinir bozucuydu. Kendisine gidip evet anladık, o büyük biri. Bunu her on saniyede bize hatırlatmana gerek yok! Sonrasında aralarındaki diyaloglar, bilmiyorum çok saçma geldi. Romantik komediden çok, romantik saçmalıklar üzerine bir kurguydu ama kafayı yormayan, akan ve bittiğinde bir daha
Kitabın başlarında ve ortalarında şöyle düşünüyordum: ne kadar gündelik dilli ve yüzeysel bir kitap. Tek güzel şey konu fikriydi sanki. Ama sona yaklaştıkça heyecanlanmaya başladı. Kaiden karakterini asıl oğlanı hiç sevmedim. Konusunun da getirdiği, yazarında yazımında aşırı genişlik vardı. Bazı yerleri cidden çok gavatça olan bir kitap. O kısımlar beni itti açıkçası. Okusanız anlarsınız. Bunların babası şeytan olduğu için görevleri de insanlara günah işletmek. Hepsinin branşı farklı. Yani bu konsepti sevdim ve sonunu da cidden sevdim. Ama onun dışında çok monoton ilerledi. Ve kaiden için nigga thats not my type. Kope'u tercih ederdim. Ve ilk defa bir kitapta zenci vardı okuduğum onu da asıl kız istemedi ahahah ama favori karakterim zaniah ( nasıl yazıldığını unuttum) uykum var o yüzden saçma yazdıysam kusura bakmayın çüzzx
Bazı hikâyeler tam tahmin ettiğin gibi ilerler. Bazılarıysa son sayfada tüm bildiklerini sorgulatır. 🤯
Ters köşeleri seviyorsan, seni sonuna kadar merakta bırakacak 3 kitap önerisini keşfetmeye hazır ol!
Without doubt it was one of most fascinating fantasy books I've read. The story was so captivating that I finished it in two days.
I started the book by a recommendation of one of my friends, and it was at the least as good as she said. There is nothing more to say, if you love fantasy—dystopian universes, treachery, schemes and completely unpredictable (Unpredictable when you are new to this type) plots, you should definitely read it.
5/10
2026 1. kitabı
I have just finished the book Normal People by Sally Rooney. Overall, to me, it seemed like a normal book: an enjoyable drama, thrilling and addictive. However, there was still a question: what was I reading about? I think this happened because I had high expectations. But who set them? I think it was because it was everywhere, I mean so many people recommended this book. Even when I opened the front page, famous people's quotes were there, and it was awarded so many times. But to me, it still does not make any sense why it got so many awards.
Who decided that this book is actually "good"? What is even a good or bad book? It is up to people’s preference, no? So, I think to me this was just an average drama.
But what makes this book good to me are the two perfect characters, two normal people. Also, as a side note, maybe the reason I thought this was just an average book is its topic. It was literally about two normal, ordinary people, people we can see at university. There was nothing extraordinary, fancy, or miraculous.
Reviewing the two main characters is a good beginning. I would like to start with Marianne. While I was reading about Marianne, the one thing I agreed with once more is that we accept the love we think we deserve; we accept the behavior we think we deserve. That is why it’s important to have self-love and self-respect. Because if you don't love yourself or respect yourself, you will accept disrespect from others as well. Deep inside, you think you deserve it and feel no need to fight it. She had literally no value towards herself. I believe there are many people like this, but for her, it was at the lowest point.
Connell is a typical person who lives for the acceptance of society. He was so afraid of loneliness that he agreed to fit in anywhere he
Lol ün kitabı.Kitaplığımın hep bir köşesinde yer alıcak koleksiyonluk o kitap.Kral viegonun takıntılı olan aşkı ölmüş kraliçesinin tekrardan döndürmek adına tüm dünyayı karanlığa boğması.Bir yandan tam my type adamı gbi gözükürken bir yandan saplantılı bir bireyin yaptıklarını okuyoruz.Her şey isolde içindi.Aşk içindi.Ama kraliçesinin ne istediğini hiç sormamıştı.Aslında o ölmüştü evet hayattan gitmişti.Ama manganında dediği gbi
‘Üzülme anla artık belkide huzur buldu’
Ve evet bizim ne kadar canımızı yaksada bir son var ve artık huzura kavuştu
I'm so confused what I'm going to feel
I don't know. I never thought it would end like this. And let me not eat the right of the book, I love the girl character. The girl immediately did not develop feelings for the person who kidnapped her and never stopped trying to escape, so I loved the girl. At the same time, in the book, the author processed the warmth and inclusiveness of nature, the artificiality and dullness of humanity very well. The fact that Ty was not my type with the age difference between Ty and Gemma made it difficult for me to connect between the characters, and I liked both of them as separate characters. The author's language was fluent and gripping. It was a great book about nature, the plasticization of humanity, how lonely a person actually needs someone who can understand himself or resembles himself.
