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http://www.rainbowrowell.com/news/eleanor-park-all-the-playlists-all-the-music

This is the authors website that she posted herself the music that she imagined Eleanor and Park listened to. Many of the songs are referenced multiple times in the book.

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http://www.rainbowrowell.com/faq/

This is another post on the authors website. There are some interesting questions and thoughts on this page about the book.

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http://www.rainbowrowell.com

This is the authors website. It has all sorts of things on it about her other books and herself.

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I rated this book a ten out of ten, because it was unpredictable. There have only been a handful of good books that I have read that I did not have any idea of what was to come next. This was one of them. I was surprised to have liked this book because I am not usually into romantic stories that seem very made up and not relatable to me. This love story was so unique. It was not a “love at first sight” deal. They both started off being suspicious of each other. Then to friends, one of them thought at least. Just when you think Eleanor would open up to Park, she doesn’t, she slowly tells him things, but never all at once. The author does this to the reader multiple times. *Spoiler Alert* At the end, I remember thinking about how Eleanor would finally open up completely to Park and say, “I love you,” but it ends before it says what she finally writes to Park. It was a happy ending, but a frustrating one still.

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If there were one more chapter in this book. I would definitely tell what Eleanor wrote Park in that letter. Part of the chapter would be the two kids writing back and forth like you would expect and them meeting back up at one point. But, if that were the case, it would take away the best part of the book. Adding this chapter would give it the “perfect happy ending” and predictable just like an ordinary book. There would have to be a major event at the end with no explanation that keeps the reader wondering. The element of wonder and most of the story being unpredictable is what makes “Eleanor and Park” such a great book.

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I noticed from the beginning when Park met Eleanor he had a different mindset. At first, he did not particularly like Eleanor, but he absolutely did not despise her like the other kids. From the title of the book, Eleanor and Park, I knew that they were bound to fall “in love” at one point in the book. But, the thing that surprised me is that even after Eleanor finally admitted to liking Park, and after Park admitted to being in love with her, Eleanor still kept things to herself. She did open up a little bit more and more, but she would never say the words “I love you” to Park. Eleanor was very careful with her word choice. I can relate to being cautious, especially with words, but Eleanor’s case of bottling things up inside her comes from being abused emotionally and mentally by her stepdad.