Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern

     The story is about Rosie, a person who became a mother at an early age and her bestfriend Alex. The lessons that I learned on the story is that true love waits, and love conquers all. In the story, Rosie and Alex became separated because Alex’s family moved from Dublin to Boston. Because of it, the communication that they had with each other was hard. Also, Rosie became pregnant but the father is not Alex. However, in the end, they managed to overcome all of these difficulties and they became together. Just like in the story, we should learn to wait for our true love, and if we finally found him, we should do our best to not let that person go, despite the circumstances that they have to face.

 
    I have a relative who did everything to be with the one she loves. Her parents do not agree with their relationship because they think that she is too good for the guy. However, she did not obey her parents’ will and she continued her relationship with her boyfriend because she knows that she will find true happiness with the guy and she believes that they guy is her soul mate. In the end, her parents finally approved of their relationship because they saw how passionate they are with their love for each other.

  
     I was just curious if what would happen if Rosie would continue the abortion instead of letting her child live? I also want to know if how would Alex react if he was the father of Rosie’s child? Will he take the responsibility of being a father or will he runaway just like what most men do nowadays especially the young men who wasn't that prepared of being a father.

I can predict that in the story, Rosie and Alex be living a happy life, as a married couple, together with Katie, Rosie’s child. I think Alex will accept Katie and he will treat her like his true daughter. Also, I can see that they will be blessed with many children and they will have a big, happy family. Also, Rosie will be successful with her hotel business and together with Alex, will provide the needs of her family, both physically, mentally and emotionally.