reviews novel seandainya

Tittle book: seandainya Author: windhy puspita dewi This story started meeting four people who seemed to have been planned by destiny. 4 people was a man named Rizki, a woman named Juno and her sister Arma, and also a beautiful girl named Christine - young businessman, candidate for governor of East Java. In 2002, four of them came to the school to attend a new student elcoming party; which apparently did not exist. 2 years later, four of them quickly became good friends despite the background and history of the life of each is different. Rizki who had to wait 2 years to go to school because they do not have a cost; thus finally got called Pakdhe in its class. Arma sister who is Juno but an army with a sister is not without reason. He had pain severe enough to postpone school for a long time. As for Christine, someone who was always regarded with awe by the other students, but there is a lonely hole in his heart inflamed; something invisible, and not known to anyone. If is the third book I've read Windhy Puspitadewi, after seblumnya I've read his work entitled Let Go and Morning Light. Although he could not quite remember the whole story as a whole, I have a pretty good impression on these two books, especially Morning Light. This time the book I wish I felt that Windhy still not lost his trademark: in the poetic writing style and sweet, and a conversation with a raw style that, quote-quote that hit, as well as valuable life lessons that can be learned from the story he convey. I think this story has a plot or storyline is less clear, because the story begins with the friendship the four main characters, and the story began to focus on each of them one by one: from Rizki, then the relationship between Juno-Arma, followed by Christine; then it all ends with something that is not discussed at all during the middle of the story (I will not tell you too full so no spoilers, P) Interaction of four simultaneously is too often the case. Even so, than any of the problems faced I feel there is a common thread that connects a whole, ie on the pronounced feeling for others to know. Through this book I learned that before it was too late, we should express what we feel. Will be painful if the left is the word "if ..."