There’s one thing I love to see in books, sometimes even more than the romances themselves, and that is: a good bromance! I mean, seriously, is there anything better than watching/reading about friendshio? Especially between 2 guys? I think it’s magical :D.
1. Will & Jem – The Infernal Devices
Will and Jem are the definition of bromance. They are more than brothers. The way they love each other is epic!
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2. Jace & Alec – The Mortal Instruments
Like good parabatai, the bond between these two is beyond words… now, I just wish that the show would do it justice.
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3. Dorian & Chaol – Throne of Glass
I loved this friendship in the first book and I hated that Chaol’s relationship with Celaena made a dent in it. Luckily, it is all good now, right?
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4. Harry & Ron – Harry Potter
Even fighting sometimes, they always had each other’s backs.
5. Tamlin & Lucien – A Court of Thorns and Roses
The way Lucien makes fun of Tamlin… LOL! These two are adorable!
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6. Aedion & Rowan – Queen of Shadows
They are hostile for a moment there, but they develop a true bond and it’s beautiful.
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7. Seth & Ryan – Second Chances
What Seth and Ryan go through during the two books of this series clearly shows the love that exists between them… #goals!
8. Garrett, Logan, Dean & Tucker – Off-Campus
One of the funniest and greatest part of The Deal was watching the relationship between the 4 friends and roommates. I sill have to read the other 2 books that are already out, but they are awesome together.
9. Thorne & Kai – The Lunar Chronicles
Thorne and Kai share a wonderful moment in Winter that made them apt to join this list. I wish we had some more moments of bonding between the guys, but one can always imagine them :D.
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10. Simon & Clive – Wallbanger
I’m cheating here, but come on, can you really blame me? Clive is the most awesome cat ever! And he bonds with Simon just like a person. I mean, Simon puts him on the counter to watch him cook, and goes retrieve him so he can sleep with the… it’s cute as hell!
1. Your favorite book couple.
1. Vanilla Caramel Fudge: pick a light, fluffy contemporary 
2. Mint Chocolate Cookie: a new release that you wish everybody would read
3. Karamel Sutra Core: a last book in a series that you were completely satisfied with
4. Cherry Garcia: an ending that was bittersweet
5. Strawberry Shortcake: a book containing your OTP of OTPs
7. Boston Cream Pie: a book that had you turning your pages late into the night
8. Chocolate Ther
9. Coffee, Coffee, Buzzbuzzbuzz!: a book not yet released that you can’t wait to get your hands on
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I will go with the most obvious answer in the history of books: The Harry Potter Series by J.K. Rowling. I know a few of you haven’t read this – and that’s totally fine – but I’m yet to see anyone that has read it and didn’t like it.
The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux was a bit tricky to get through. It is a unique way of storytelling, and it was one of the first books I read in English – the book itself was first written in french. And to top it off, I read it while I was on vacation a few years back and my mind just wasn’t totally in it. I did love it though, so, totally worth it at the end.
A Whole New World: A Twisted Tale by Liz Braswell. I had such high hopes for this book… but it fell more than flat, it actually opened a hole on the ground and buried itself. Not good…
Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell. Ok, to be honest, I had no idea what it was about before I started, I assumed (because I didn’t read the blurb) that it was about someone fangirling about something. It is about that, but not exactly, it’s so much more.
My default answer would be Game of Thrones, but I’m gonna go with the Throne of Glass series, by Sarah J. Maas. Each book gets more and more complicated, a lot of action, a lot of characters and a lot at stake…
Hmmmm, not an easy one… I guess my answer will be New Moon by Stephenie Meyer. I wasn’t a big fan of the book – let’s face it, it’s a bit boring and all – but the movie is slightly better and the cinematography is actually pretty cool.
For this one I’m gonna go with More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera, because it is more happy than not, but it still left me utterly heartbroken.
This one is easy… almost all books take place somewhere other than Portugal or Spain, so I’m going to go with The Infernal Devices trilogy, by Cassandra Clare, which takes place in Victorian London.
I don’t really know why, she was an interesting heroine, I think I just couldn’t suspend my disbelief of the whole situation, so although I liked her, I didn’t quite click with her.
I mentioned in my review that I wasn’t Greg’s biggest fan, right? He was the thing in the book that kept me from loving it more than I did.
I actually love Ari, but it took me a bit to really be able to connect with him, while Dante was as easy as breathing. Sometimes it annoyed me that Ari’s thoughts and behaviour were so erratic, even though I get the purpose of it.
In all honesty I had trouble connecting to every single character in The Maze Runner, maybe that’s the reason that I still haven’t picked up the second book – though I know I should, before the movie comes out.
From the 3 ladies in the book, Gemma is the one I identified less with, though I was rooting for her, it never entirely clicked.
I really disliked Penny. She could have been adorable and relatable, but she was not!
I had a huge problem connecting with Wren from Fangirl. I hated how she treated her sister. I get that she needed her independence and be her own person, that’s more than fine, but things don’t have to be all or nothing. She could have gone her own way, but not completely forget that she had a sister who also needed her.
I was never, even remotely, on team Jacob. I just never really clicked with him… And I kind of liked him (just a tiny bit) more on the movies (because of Taylor Lautner… *not sorry!*). The truth is, I never got why he was so into Bella, because he’s into her more or less from the starts and it annoyed me.
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