Landline is a beautiful book. The story is heart-warming and honest and so realistic. 
 (view spoiler)[Only the magical landline is out of the ordinary but it's a beautiful element used to remind her about the reasons why she loves Neal so much. (hide spoiler)] 
 For people who say this is an adult book - I don't agree. 
 I think this book is for everybody who wants to read about a realistic relationship and about "real" love. Love is not the only thing you need in a relationship. Love is not enough. And Rainbow Rowell portrayed this truth so well that I'm speechless. 
 "Nobody's lives just fit together. Fitting together is something you work at. It's something you make happen - because you love each other." 
 -- Rainbow Rowell, Landline 
 For those of you who say that the characters are unlikeable than I need to ask you - WHY? 
 They're just humans - totally normal humans that make mistake and that have trouble communicating their problems in their relationship. 
 For everybody who never went through a long-time relationship than read this book and don't be fooled by Hollywood or YA. Landline portrays the essence of a relationship so well and I'm totally in love with this book! 
 I was able to relate to the whole scenario, maybe that is the reason why I loved it so. Because it is raw and honest. Yes, a relationship is hard work. Yes, people make mistakes. Yes, the "in love" feeling is hard to hold on to. Yes, it is easy to take people for granted. AND YES, you need to fight for your relationship and talk about the things both of you don't want to talk about! 
 So I take my hat off to Rainbow Rowell and for her abilities to write lovely stories that focus on real problems. Her writing style and storytelling are on point and if you want to read an amazing story than pick up "Landline". 
 And if you think the characters are unlikeable or the plot is boring, than I think you need to take a step back and reconsider. Maybe you can't relate to the whole thing. Maybe you need to get out of this "unrealistic fairytale love bubble" that our society has created and take a look at Georgie and Neals relationship. Rowell takes this young first love and puts it through all the problems a relationship has to face and she does it beautifully! The plot isn't boring. It's realistic. It's about life. It's what everybody has to face in a certain degree if he/she doesn't want to end up alone.