Blame It On the Books
Fangirl. Bibliophile. Cake lover. Homestucker. Sherlockian. Sophomore Student. Crazy. Demon Hunter. My house is Slytherin, my faction Erudite and my God-parent is Apollo. Oh and this is where I write my reviews. Duh.
Life on the Refrigerator Door started off as pretty weird to me. I mean, a story within sticky notes on a fridge. I was like "Man that's pretty weird", but then I had a sad realization that communicating nowadays is really just made up of a few sentences. Within those notes, you could really see the progression of the story and the feelings of Claire and Mom. The story may have been really short, but it still managed to pull on my heart strings. If a quick read could do that to me, then it's a pretty good book.Life on the Refrigerator Door will make you realize that communication is really important and we should never take that for granted.
