Conversaciones entre amigos
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- Author：Sally Rooney
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Summary
Tras recitar sus poemas en una velada literaria en Dublín， Frances y Bobbi conocen a Melissa， una atractiva escritora que quiere publicar un reportaje sobre ellas。 Estas dos universitarias que en el pasado fueron pareja se verán atraídas hacia ella y su marido Nick: un matrimonio acomodado que se acerca a la cuarentena y con el que terminarán formando un complejo ménage à quatre。
Ambientada en la bohemia artística irlandesa， esta historia de amores libres y relaciones ambiguas ofrece un retrato honesto de una generación que rechaza las etiquetas impuestas。
Entre presentaciones de libros， estrenos teatrales y vacaciones en la Bretaña francesa， las conversaciones de los personajes convierten el debut de Sally Rooney en una novela de ideas marcada por unos diálogos ocurrentes y un hábil sentido del humor。 La autora indaga en las delicadas crueldades de la interacción humana en una obra inteligente sobre la amistad， el deseo y los celos。
Mientras sus personajes descubren el poder que tienen sobre los otros， Rooney articula una adictiva historia sobre el funcionamiento de la inocencia， el impacto de la infidelidad y el espejismo del libre albedrío。
Conversaciones entre amigos ha situado a Rooney como una de las voces más prometedoras de su generación。 Una obra aguda y reveladora que es a la vez una novela de iniciación， una comedia sobre el amor y un alegato feminista。
Ambientada en la bohemia artística irlandesa， esta historia de amores libres y relaciones ambiguas ofrece un retrato honesto de una generación que rechaza las etiquetas impuestas。
Entre presentaciones de libros， estrenos teatrales y vacaciones en la Bretaña francesa， las conversaciones de los personajes convierten el debut de Sally Rooney en una novela de ideas marcada por unos diálogos ocurrentes y un hábil sentido del humor。 La autora indaga en las delicadas crueldades de la interacción humana en una obra inteligente sobre la amistad， el deseo y los celos。
Mientras sus personajes descubren el poder que tienen sobre los otros， Rooney articula una adictiva historia sobre el funcionamiento de la inocencia， el impacto de la infidelidad y el espejismo del libre albedrío。
Conversaciones entre amigos ha situado a Rooney como una de las voces más prometedoras de su generación。 Una obra aguda y reveladora que es a la vez una novela de iniciación， una comedia sobre el amor y un alegato feminista。
Reviews
Nadia Hyatt
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5 stars…。 I think？ Not sure how to feel about how much of myself I see in Frances， particularly in regards to her flaws， which are apparently my own as well。
N
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Ha， “conversations” with “friends，” I get it 🤪 （3。5-4？）
Ariane
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I love Sally Rooney。 This book is my favourite of hers so far。 The characters were so human and real that I grew attached to them even if they committed mistakes， and related to them in the good parts and the bad。 They made me feel seen and understood， and not alone。 Specifically Frances。 The relationships were incredibly real and modern as well， not the typical perfect love story。 I absolutely recommend。 Amazing book。
P。
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How this（！） novel catapulted Sally Rooney to all that fame is beyond me。 It is boring in a way that eludes description。 Painful， excruciating boredom that begets indifference but not quite rage。 I tried reading this one when it was out， but I was bored then too。 I read Normal People when it came out and had the exact same reaction。 But after watching that stunning show I gave the book a chance and quite liked it。 It's one of the best literary adaptations I've seen where the show transcends the s How this（！） novel catapulted Sally Rooney to all that fame is beyond me。 It is boring in a way that eludes description。 Painful， excruciating boredom that begets indifference but not quite rage。 I tried reading this one when it was out， but I was bored then too。 I read Normal People when it came out and had the exact same reaction。 But after watching that stunning show I gave the book a chance and quite liked it。 It's one of the best literary adaptations I've seen where the show transcends the source material。 The same is true for the show Conversations with Friends。 The cast is not as perfect as that of Normal People but they do the job。 I was sympathetic to the characters and I liked the story。 So it was reasonable for me to expect to like the book after watching the show。In the first few chapters I did like the book。 It was quite shocking to read the complete story from the perspective of Frances - who has so little to say in the show。 The attraction between Frances and Nick is more obvious in the book。 Reading the book after watching the show， I felt wise， cosy under the wings of my knowledge of what's about to transpire， paying greater attention to the characters' emotions and the motivations behind their actions。 I was comparing the book to the show and noticing what was chopped on the writer's table。 But soon， a switch flipped and the words became stiff and the characters became insufferable。 I couldn't stand inane Frances or the passive AF Nick。 It was more interesting to look outside of the window during my train ride to work than drudge through this novel。 So I decided to abandon this book alongside the hopes of reading her third novel。 I will watch the show based on it though， born perfect out of some peculiar magic with her novels。 。。。more
Liv Milch
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Gosh Sally Rooney is so talented。 Frances is insufferable， but her damaged characterization portrays her bitterness so perfectly。 Per usual， just a really beautiful exploration of fucked up people。 4。5！
Teresa
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I wish I could give this ZERO stars。 I hated this book。 I debated stopping， but was hoping it would get better。 A quad of whiney confused sexually hollow people interacting with one another in various duos。
Emma
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damn…
Marije Van Der Kooij
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Eerste boek waarbij ik ezelsoren voor cringy-stukjes vouwde。
NAZIN CIZIRI
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Rooney is good with language but I felt that her characters were a bit underdeveloped。 And there was a bit of queerbaiting that actually contributed to that。 She has a distinctive， readable， smooth language and I like reading about her portrayal of modern-day relationships/
Asia İnak
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Ciężko się od niej oderwać。 Chociaż historia nie jest bardzo zaskakująca to język pełen metafor， nieoczywistych określeń sprawił， że kolejne losy bohaterów czytało się z przyjemnością。
Daisy Bathily
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Would be giving 5 stars if they had cast Bobbi as Frances in TV adaptation
zinka zajacova
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cuza zas to nechala otvorene
Mia Howell
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My rating for this got a little lower as the book went on， I started to lose interest around 2/3 of the way in， however I enjoyed the writing style and found it very easy to read so I soldiered on， also want to watch the tv series so thought I may as well get it done。 Not a lot really happens although it still managed to keep my attention for the most part？ I felt a little unsatisfied by the ending。 Also parts of the book didn’t make much sense， e。g。 the element of 21 year olds sending each othe My rating for this got a little lower as the book went on， I started to lose interest around 2/3 of the way in， however I enjoyed the writing style and found it very easy to read so I soldiered on， also want to watch the tv series so thought I may as well get it done。 Not a lot really happens although it still managed to keep my attention for the most part？ I felt a little unsatisfied by the ending。 Also parts of the book didn’t make much sense， e。g。 the element of 21 year olds sending each other lengthy emails consistently， nobody does that。 All in all it was alright， enjoyed a fair chunk of it， probably wouldn’t recommend it to anyone in particular。 。。。more
Adrián González Marhuenda
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La visión del amor en este libro me ha hecho darme cuenta de muchas cosas， que siempre he pensado pero nunca había materializado en palabras。 El libro hace justicia a la generación de jóvenes de hoy， hablando sin tapujos sobre el amor， la depresión y las relaciones interpersonales。Sally Rooney sin duda sabe plasmar la vida de nuestra generación y exponerla al resto， poniendonos en valor y haciendo visibles los problemas a los que nos enfrentamos a diario！！ Creo que debería leerlo todo el mundo ; La visión del amor en este libro me ha hecho darme cuenta de muchas cosas， que siempre he pensado pero nunca había materializado en palabras。 El libro hace justicia a la generación de jóvenes de hoy， hablando sin tapujos sobre el amor， la depresión y las relaciones interpersonales。Sally Rooney sin duda sabe plasmar la vida de nuestra generación y exponerla al resto， poniendonos en valor y haciendo visibles los problemas a los que nos enfrentamos a diario！！ Creo que debería leerlo todo el mundo ;（ 。。。more
Rosie Kaloustian
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Unsure how I feel about this one。 I really enjoy sally Rooneys writing style and the beauty in how she sees the world。 But the characters in this all just kinda sucked。 None of them were compelling at all or even good people so I was kind of glad to be done with this one。
Julia Rose
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I liked Normal People better， but still。 It's pretty obvious that Sally Rooney is a once-in-a-generation talent when it comes to writing flawed， annoying， realistic people， and making you care about them。 I liked Normal People better， but still。 It's pretty obvious that Sally Rooney is a once-in-a-generation talent when it comes to writing flawed， annoying， realistic people， and making you care about them。 。。。more
Emily
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Wow！ This was such an insanely well written book！ The plot would have felt like a bit of a slog if Sally Rooney wasn't such a good writer and let the reader inside Frances' head。 Every character was so realistic and well written and while no one in this book was a really "good" person， they were so interesting to follow。 I loved Frances' church epiphany about how to love people and her attempts to be the version of herself she wishes she was， and then the immediate relapse back into Nick's arms。 Wow！ This was such an insanely well written book！ The plot would have felt like a bit of a slog if Sally Rooney wasn't such a good writer and let the reader inside Frances' head。 Every character was so realistic and well written and while no one in this book was a really "good" person， they were so interesting to follow。 I loved Frances' church epiphany about how to love people and her attempts to be the version of herself she wishes she was， and then the immediate relapse back into Nick's arms。 Also there were SO MANY lines in this book that I highlighted because they were either so well written and a great insight into the characters， or they felt like a really astute observation about love or life of whatever。 I also liked that all these characters are kind of hypocritical in one way or another; Bobbi hating the establishment and "rich people"， but living off her wealthy parents dime and not applying her morals to them， Frances identifying as a communist but feeling no greater calling to work and contribute to society。 I stand by my earlier statement that everyone in this book needs therapy。 Going to buy Normal People to read again because Ms。 Rooney just really knows what's up。 。。。more
rey flores
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Although it was hard for me to get into this book， it grasped me by the neck 60 pages in， and forced me to indulge in it。 It’s intimate， and charmingly intellectual。 I found myself relating to Frances， and Nick。 Their characters surely bloomed throughout the story， as did Melissa and Bobbi’s。
henar
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Hay una pequeña selección de libros que son capaces de hacerte un agujero en el pecho， que sabes que te va a dejar marca más alla de una sensación actual。 Este libro es uno de esos。 Es agridulce， tan agrio que duele， tan dulce que sigues abrigándote en la esperanza del final feliz y tal real que va entremezclando ambas sensaciones。 Quizás es por la forma de ser la protagonista， que tiene ese caracter a menudo odiado por ser "egoista" con el que aun así consigues empatizar。 Quizás es porque no ti Hay una pequeña selección de libros que son capaces de hacerte un agujero en el pecho， que sabes que te va a dejar marca más alla de una sensación actual。 Este libro es uno de esos。 Es agridulce， tan agrio que duele， tan dulce que sigues abrigándote en la esperanza del final feliz y tal real que va entremezclando ambas sensaciones。 Quizás es por la forma de ser la protagonista， que tiene ese caracter a menudo odiado por ser "egoista" con el que aun así consigues empatizar。 Quizás es porque no tiene estabilidad emocional y ver el mundo a través de esas lentes de una forma tan realista como la que consigue Sally Rooney es casi refrescante。 Quizás es porque se siente incomprendida y sola， porque está llena de dudas y a la vez descubre que el resto son igual。 En cierta forma el resultado final es una representación exacta de estar atrapada en tu cabeza y lo que ella conlleva para tu vida y para aquellos que se acercan。 Pero para compensar el desastre también representa el proceso de tomar responsabilidad de ello。 。。。more
Nina
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made me sad but not in a good way。 interesting enough， but not groundbreaking。
Mandy Burkhart
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Couldn’t help but root for these characters
Isha
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I didn't get the plot of the book I didn't get the plot of the book 。。。more
Laura Zhou
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it’s almost 5 am rn but i just finished reading so i’m gonna write a review！ sally rooney has the talent of making her stories both compelling and anticlimactic， so although i admit i couldn’t put it down i also didn’t feel much attachment towards the characters。 maybe because every “intellectual” conversation they had came from a place of white privilege？？ i think i liked normal people better， but someone talk to me about this book bc maybe i’m taking it only at surface levelalso melissa’s emai it’s almost 5 am rn but i just finished reading so i’m gonna write a review！ sally rooney has the talent of making her stories both compelling and anticlimactic， so although i admit i couldn’t put it down i also didn’t feel much attachment towards the characters。 maybe because every “intellectual” conversation they had came from a place of white privilege？？ i think i liked normal people better， but someone talk to me about this book bc maybe i’m taking it only at surface levelalso melissa’s email was genuinely the best thing i’ve read in a while 。。。more
Katie
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Technically was rereading but enjoyed second time round too
Envy
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LOVE LOVE LOVE
Anastasia_。_。_。_p
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Two University students and a married couple form a quartet with ever changing dynamics。 Conversations is OK， they talk a lot。 Friends is a stretch。If someone had given me the book without reaveling the name of the author I would still know it was Sally Rooney from the first chapter。 Because I have already read the other two。 And reading this debut novel after having read the other two is weird。A little bit of Irish literary world， a glimpse of travelling to the continent and an unhealthy dose o Two University students and a married couple form a quartet with ever changing dynamics。 Conversations is OK， they talk a lot。 Friends is a stretch。If someone had given me the book without reaveling the name of the author I would still know it was Sally Rooney from the first chapter。 Because I have already read the other two。 And reading this debut novel after having read the other two is weird。A little bit of Irish literary world， a glimpse of travelling to the continent and an unhealthy dose of pretentiousness。 Sounds about right。 I cannot say I did not like it， but I cannot say I liked it for its own merits and not because I had predecided to like something Rooney has written。 This will bug me for a while。 But I can always trust Sally Rooney to write unlikeable characters I will inadvertently care about。Δύο φοιτήτριες και ένα παντρεμένο ζευγάρι δημιουργούν ένα κουαρτέτο με συνεχώς εναλλασσομενες δυναμικές。Συζητήσεις， ΟΚ。 Μιλάνε πολύ。 Φίλοι; όχι οκ。 Εάν έπεφτε στα χέρια μου χωρίς να ξέρω του όνομα τ@ συγγραφέα θα ήξερα ότι ήταν της Ρούνεϊ。 Είναι περίεργο να διαβάζεις ένα συγγραφικό ντεμπούτο έχοντας ήδη διαβάσει τα άλλα έργα της συγγραφέως。 Μία γεύση από τον λογοτεχνικό κόσμο της Ιρλανδίας， ταξίδι στην ηπειρωτική Ευρώπη και μια υπερβολική δόση δηθενιας。 Τσεκ， τσεκ τσεκ。 Δεν είναι ότι δεν μου άρεσε。 Αλλά δεν ξέρω αν το συγκεκριμένο μου άρεσε γιατί το εκτίμησα πραγματικά ή επειδή είχα προαποφασισει να μου αρέσει ότι έχει γράψει η Ρούνεϊ。 Λίγο ενοχλητικό θα είναι αυτό。 Αλλά πάντα μπορώ να βασιστώ στη Ρούνεϊ να γράψει ασυμαπθεις χαρακτήρες για τους οποίους άθελά μου θα νοιαστω。 "I loved when he was available to me like this， when our relationship was like a Word document which we were writing and editing together， or long a private joke which nobody else could understand。" 。。。more
Dish
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My first Salley Rooney book！ I think I liked this book more as I was reading it， and less after I’d finished it， and possibly even LESS after reading ‘Beautiful World， Where Are You'， which was just so good。 I didn’t even intend to buy this book， but I felt really compelled & intrigued by the characters at the point in the book I was at when I had to leave the cafe I was reading at。 I also love the title， I think I’d read any book titled ‘Conversations with Friends。’ The main character is suppos My first Salley Rooney book！ I think I liked this book more as I was reading it， and less after I’d finished it， and possibly even LESS after reading ‘Beautiful World， Where Are You'， which was just so good。 I didn’t even intend to buy this book， but I felt really compelled & intrigued by the characters at the point in the book I was at when I had to leave the cafe I was reading at。 I also love the title， I think I’d read any book titled ‘Conversations with Friends。’ The main character is supposed to be pretty unlikeable at times， but I still found myself relating to her in some of the more embarrassing ways， which is always fun to read。 Her level of social competency never seemed consistent to me。 And the romance was…alright？ （definitely not the worst thing I’ve read and I’ve read a lot of bad romance （ra ra oo la la la） I kept reading this book because I simply could not get a grip on what I thought about the characters and I was determined to get to the bottom of it all and by the end I was just as confused。 I can kind of understand if the point is “these people are neither good nor bad” but I was stuck at “do I like/trust you or not” which is more uncomfortable to me I think。 My instant favorite quote was “Except in the sense of enriching my life， Bobbi didn’t help me write the poetry。” However in the end， I don’t really know if Bobbi is deserving of this beautiful sentiment… 。。。more
Amy
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so so frustrating but i loved it！
catalina
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i’ll be honest， i think i enjoyed it a lot because i watched the show first and i loved comparing the two。 there’s a lot i liked about the book vs the movie， like how you can actually tell what she’s feeling in description。 but a lot of the scenes were short and rushed， whereas the movie did a good job of playing everything out。 overall， good plot line and it was interesting the entire time :）
Stella
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