Leave Me

Many reviews of this book (outside Amazon) made it look like the Protagonist of this book is selfish. Honestly, in my view, the book is a wonderful take on the dilemmas that women face in life, especially once they become a mother. Everyone around them forget that they are actually a human being with needs, wants and if not anything, REST!! Starting off to be emotional and little sad, the book ends beautifully with a powerful message. One needs to do what one needs to do, sometimes. I also liked the way the husband's character has been shown in the book. No moral judgement, just good reading!!

I loved it, it was a great book.

Es un libro fácil de leer y quizás la fantasía oculta de cualquier mujer con hijos y marido. Describe cómo la mujer, a pesar de haber conseguido muchos derechos , aún en el ámbito familiar queda mucho por hacer. No he podido parar de leer, he devorado el libro. Es una reflexión para aquellas mujeres que no delegan. Para mí ha sido una reflexión del NO A LAS SUPERWOMEN, NO deberíamos ser superwomen, pues si lo somos es pq algo no va bien.

I loved this book, there were parts that made me cry, laugh and make me think. I couldn't do what Maribeth did, but I can see it was right for her. The ending was unexpected, I'd have liked to have read more, but isn't that just like life?

I enjoyed this book immensely. All of the characters were so interesting that I had a hard time putting Gayle Forman's book "Leave Me" down. Maribeth Klein was such an amazing character that got me so invested in what she was going to do next. Simply loved this book.

To me, this was a really moving and multilayered story. Sad, because it is about losing things and people (including oneself). And hopeful, because it is also about finding things and people again (again, including oneself). It's also about the complexity of all kinds of relationships and about misunderstandings. And it's about a lot more. It doesn't tell everything there would be to tell, but it tells so much. I really didn't want to lay it down once I started and I got very much hooked in a different way than I'm used to with books and stories. The main thing wasn't that it was so full of suspense and that I was so eager to find out what happens next (of course, that as well, but > ). Rather, I was really drawn into the emotions, thoughts and the journey of Maribeth. It was a really calm and at the same time intense sort of story-obsession, which I hadn't really felt before this way. And, as with every story, another piece making my horizon a little broader. Thank you for this!