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Contexto: Hyacinth ama a Remus, pero él tiene conflicto por los complejos e inseguridades que tiene.

—¿Necesitas algo?— Me pregunta Remus verme entrar en la habitación. —Verte, con eso ya se alegra mí día.— Le respondo con una sonrisa observándolo. Suelta un suspiro cansado —Hyacinth no empieces de nuevo con eso, sabes que lo nuestro no puede ser — Revoleo los ojos hastiada —Y después decimos que Sirius es el dramático. — —No es dramatismo, es la verdad, tienes que salir con alguien de tu edad.— —Bien, el sexo servirá para despejarme un poco supongo, aunque eso no borrará mis sentimientos por ti.— Me acerco lentamente a el. —Soy mayor que tu y fui el mejor amigo de tu hermana. — Suelto una risa ante su mala excusa —Somos un cliché — bromeo. —Deja de tomártelo como una broma. — Me sermonea. —Deja de alejarme de tu vida.— Me paro frente a el mirándolo a los ojos. —¿Porque no te rindes?— Pregunta cansado de la misma situación. —Porque ninguna de tus excusas es que no me amas. — Le respondo con una media sonrisa llena de esperanza, algo que hace falta en estos momentos.

Context: Hyacinth loves Remus, but he is conflicted by his complexes and insecurities.

"Do you need anything?" Remus asks me as I enter the room.

"Seeing you, that makes my day." I reply with a smile, watching him.

He lets out a tired sigh "Hyacinth don't start that again, you know it can't be us"

I roll my eyes in disgust "And then we say that Sirius is the dramatic one."

"It's not drama, it's the truth, you need to date someone your own age"

"Well, the sex will take the edge off a bit I suppose, although it won't erase my feelings for you" I slowly approach him.

"I'm older than you and I was best friends with your sister."

I laugh at his bad excuse, "We're a cliche," I joke.

"Stop taking it as a joke." He lectures me.

"Stop keeping me out of your life." I stand in front of him, looking him in the eye.

"Why don't you just give up?" he asks tired of the same situation.

"Because none of your excuses is that you don't love me." I answer him with a half smile full of hope, something that is missing in these moments.

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"Sometimes you have to let yourself go, take a walk on the wild side, trust that everything will work out".

Spanish title: Hasta que te encontré.

Year: 2018

Length: 1h 48min

Score (IMDb): 6.6/10

Synopsis:

Country music superstar, Liam Page returns to his hometown to attend the funeral of his high school best friend, Mason Belmont and runs into his ex-girlfriend Josie, who has a daughter, named Billy Ann, after Liam's mother. Liam didn't know he had a daughter as he got nervous on his wedding day, causing him to leave Josie before the wedding took place.

"She's the one"

Opinion:

Although I don't like it I am a die hard romantic, and that I loved this romcom is proof, the movie is based on a book which I haven't read, but after watching it made me want to read it.

There are a couple of things I didn't like a lot, the first one is that for a 7 year old girl she seems very intelligent, she seems to know more than adults, which is weird in my opinion and she also shouts a lot, most of her dialogues are shouting.

The other bad thing I see is that they could have added in that 12 minutes for the 2 hours that people relate more, like for example a scene of Mason and Liam being friends, so we would see that he really cared enough to leave everything behind and go back to his town or why he was so shocked by the news of the death of someone he hasn't seen for 8 years.

Or a scene of Liam recounting the trauma of his mother's death and reliving it with Billy.

Or when Liam's dad went to find him to tell him about his daughter.

Or a deep conversation on the date Josie and Liam had.

Or how fame swept through young Liam to turn him into the person at the beginning of the film.

Or a conversation with his sober father, maybe talking about the trauma he has.

Notes:

I love that the film starts with the first song we hear of Liam saying many times "Don't throw my whisky" as showing how he is at that moment, frivolous, disinterested, in my opinion with some absurd lyrics (almost reaching the absurdity of many currently popular songs) and ends with a song that talks about coming home, that the song tells you, no, rather it conveys a nice feeling like that, coming home.

Another thing I notice that also has to do with the songs is that the second song that Liam plays right after the one I named in the first point, shows us the real Liam, that is inside him or the shadow of what he was, a man in love, who has a wound that he can't heal.

Something nice also is that there are two occasions in which Liam does not show up to concerts, the first is when without caring about anything he goes back to his friend's funeral, but he is disinterested in leaving his fans behind and does not seem to measure the consequences of his actions, and the second is when he abandons everything back but to return to his family, and we see how he did the first to run away from his responsibilities and the second to run to them, which makes us realise how he evolved.

One question I have that I hope is resolved in the book is how Liam changed in such a short time to be unrecognizable to his father, it's like one day he was one way and a week later he becomes someone totally different, although later I remember that my fantasies as a child (15 years old) were something like that too, going away, not talking to anyone, not even my friends, and coming back years later changed, and taking into account that they are 27, at that time and subtracting Liam's 8 years outside they were going to get married at 18/19 which means that Liam fulfilled my teenage fantasy.

A nice thing is that while Billy somehow teaches Liam to be responsible and careful, he teaches her to let go, they teach each other opposite concepts.

I think who would make Jake look like an antagonist, when he makes the rant to Liam, because from our point of view that we saw Liam's memory, we know that he didn't stand by and do nothing because he didn't care, but because he was reliving his mother's death, but for Jake, who was practically a father to Billy, he saw the man who abandoned his sister at the altar standing next to him watching his daughter drown with a poker face, He doesn't know why he stayed like that, but he doesn't care either, and his resentment may be justified, because you can forgive what was done to you (Josie) but it's harder to forgive someone who hurt a person you love (Jake) because you were there when he cried, when he maybe blamed himself and through the whole grieving process and you don't want it to happen again.

Fear not, pseudo-scientists obsessed with esotericism and secret-handling fanatics won't bite.

Genres: Novel, fantasy and science fiction.

Plot:

Gwendolyn Sheperd, a 16-year-old student, belongs to a wealthy noble family, through whom a gene is passed that allows her to travel through time. The teenager looks forward to the first time jump of her perfect cousin Charlotte, who has inherited the gene. But after experiencing two uncontrolled jumps through time, her best friend Leslie convinces her to tell her mother, who takes her to a secret organisation, called the Lodge of the Count of Saint Germain, and explains that they are the only ones who can help her with uncontrolled time jumps. There Gwendolyn is recognised as the twelfth and final time traveller, the Ruby.

After registering her blood in the chronograph, a machine that allows time travel to be controlled, she meets Gideon de Villiers, also an heir to the gene, who becomes her travelling companion.

The next day, Gwendolyn learns that her cousin Lucy and her time-travelling partner Paul de Villiers stole the first chronograph and took it back in time, so now they need the blood of all the time travellers for the second chronograph.

With more questions than answers and with the whole lodge distrusting her Gwendolyn tries to understand why Paul and Lucy stole the chronograph, what is the magic of the raven, what does the count want, among many other questions.

Review:

Warning: I compare the book a lot to the adaptation, which I highly recommend.

First of all, I love that they showed more of Paul and Lucy's relationship. I prefer Paul over Gideon even though they didn't show us as much of Paul.

I feel like Gwen and Gideon are more enemies to lovers here than in the movies, although they never seemed like enemies to me, just that Gideon didn't like Gwen at first but everyone said they were enemies for some reason that I missed.

I loved that the author made up books to mark the end of chapters with text explaining things about the travellers in those books.

There are clichés as in everything but they are not so annoying, because also most of the clichés happen in the school where not even a quarter of the book takes place and not in all the scenes in the school they appear.

The friendship between Gwen and Leslie is very nice and real.

I would have liked to see more family involvement, more interactions with the siblings, the mother more attentive and things like that to show more family support for a change.

Another thing I like is that they mention more time travel information as I as a geek appreciate knowing EVERYTHING.

There are things that didn't age well like Gordon calling everyone a faggot and Mean Girl drooling over a teacher in a shady way but everything with an open mind works out.

There are a lot of things it shares with the movie, mostly some lines, and it's funnier than the movie but I don't like it more than the movie itself, maybe if it had been illustrated and I could see the locations, costumes and characters and since there is time travel it would look better with a picture of the setting in the period.

My first few days were mostly about travelling and getting used to the environment and temperature of no more than 15 degrees in the 6 months of sunshine without wanting to imagine what the temperature would be like in the 6 months of darkness that I would have later on. One of the first things I wanted to do was to climb a hill and go sledging, it was one of the best things I did, the adrenaline you feel, the cold that doesn't bother you anymore and when you are already down and you want to go up again and experience those sensations again and again. Another thing I did is to take pictures of practically everything, landscapes, animals, with friends that I made, in my adventures, I practically took enough pictures for 3 albums. Another thing I loved is that I learned to ice skate there after many falls and bruises, but I can assure you that it was worth it. Seeing the glaciers is also something that I consider one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen in my life and even if I take pictures it will never compare to having them in front of me. Something that left me with mixed feelings was going on a sled pulled by dogs, at first it didn't seem right, I didn't feel good about them pulling the sled taking me from one place to another and as I felt bad when we stopped I petted them and thanked them, although that's what I did all my stay there. When the months of darkness and cold came, I could not go out as much as I did the first 6 months but these also had their charm, I would stay for hours watching the northern lights, I was literally enraptured by them, they had to shake me to get me out of my trance to eat, sleep or go for a walk, I also took pictures but I think that none of them do justice to their unparalleled beauty. Sometimes I close my eyes and try to remember the sensation of the cold wind that, although it chills you to the bone, was a witness of the best things I saw and felt in my life.

Los más callados son los que siempre tienen mejores cosas que decir.

Géneros: Fantasía urbana, Romance y Hombres lobo.

Argumento:

Ox era un niño cuando su padre le enseñó que nunca sería nadie. Y lo creyó por mucho tiempo. Hasta que se encontró a Joe al final de un camino. Un chico extraño y explosivo, dispuesto a brindarle todo: desde su amistad y su familia, hasta su mayor secreto: uno que teñirá la vida de Ox de Alfas, Betas y Omegas. Sin embargo, cuando la muerte golpea a las puertas de Green Creek, Joe parte detrás de un monstruo, cegado por la furia y la venganza. Y Ox deberá demostrar su verdadero valor para proteger a quienes ama. Cuando vuelvan a encontrarse, ¿serán capaces de resistir a la canción que aúlla con fuerza entre los dos?

Reseña:

Primero dire que es un libro de hombres lobo gays, tiene escenas spicy para los que les gusta, romance, también tiene familia encontrada y en una parte en especifico se burlan de crepúsculo.

Trigger warning: Cuando el protagonista tiene 16 conoce al interés amoroso que tiene 10 años. Pero no pasa nada subido de tono hasta que el menor tiene 17 casi 18.

Trigger warning x2: Hay una parte en la mitad del libro que te va a romper el corazón y no vas a para de llorar si sos sensible.

El libro esta narrado desde la perspectiva del protagonista Oxnard Matheson, Ox para los amigos.

La verdad para mi se sintió como leer un fanfic en cierta parte, porque se lee muy rápido, para mi las 701 paginas se acabaron en nada, la primera vez que lei el libro lo hice en 2 días porque me engancho y no me podia escapar.

A ver, a mi me gusto, pero es entendible que a mucha gente le haga ruido en si los hombres lobo, o que sean hombre lobos gays, o también vi muchos comentarios de que les incomoda la diferencia de edad lo cual es entendible y respetable.

Pero al que se quiera aventurar aquí les digo que uno se encariña con los personajes y al verlos crecer (Que es en casi todo el libro porque acompañamos a Ox desque que tiene 12 hasta los 26 mas o menos con diferentes flashbacks) como superan las diferentes situaciones de perdida, de confusión, de peleas tontas entre amigos, la baja autoestima generada por el entorno en que uno crece, traumas entre otras muchas cosas.

Una ves escuche un tik tok que describía este libro o saga de libros ya que son 4 como un especie de Teen Wolf mas gay y la verdad aunque se acerca y si les gusta Teen Wolf y los ship´s gays que hizo el fandom no dudo que les guste, siento que tiene mucho mas.

Aunque ahora que lo pienso Os y Scott tienen un par de cosas en común como:

Spoilers: A los dos lo dejo su padre, su madre se hizo cargo como una campeona, trabajan desde chico, bueno Scott no se cuando empezó a trabajar pero fue para ayudar en su casa, los dos tenían hermano del alma que los ayudaron en todo solo que Scott tenia a Stiles y Ox tiene a Gordo que es mas como el Derek de Wolfsong entre otras cosas.

No se, puede ser el cariño que siento por Ox el que hable, pero nunca vi una familia encontrada tan bonita como esta, literalmente adoptaron a Ox sin papeles y lo hicieron sentir importante de una forma que se me llena el corazón.

Puede dar un poco de cringe en un par de veces y tampoco es EL LIBRO que cambia la literatura, pero para engancharse un rato y pasarla bien.

Calificación: 🌟🌟🌟🌟

- Joe y Ox