"Well, you are one fucked-up son of a bith." Ana to Chirtian 
 I wholeheartedly agree with this characteristic! 
 It's really hard for me to rate "Fifty Shades of Grey". One moment I want to give it one star, then I love it, then I want to throw it away and then I want that a day to have more than 24 hours so I can read longer. 
 What I can tell for sure is that this book was intense. And it surprised me in a good way. And in the end I enjoyed reading it. 
 Kind of reminded me of Twilight though (only if Edward was into BDSM). Let's see. We have a twenty-one-years-old girl, who is shy, clumsy, virgin, never even been drunk. She thinks that she is plain and ordinary (nevertheless she has a pile of admirers). She meets this twenty-seven-years-old man, who is breathtakingly beautiful (of which we ore often reminded), he has his own company and apparently he is a billionaire. He is good at everything he does (like playing piano or flying his own helicopter). He falls in love with the girl from the first sight and then starts to stalk her. Doesn't that all sound familiar? 
 Despite this cliche, it was interesting. There were a lot of sex in it, but unlike usual erotic books this one was more focused on the relationship itself (or maybe it was just me who was focused on it)... 
 "Fifty Shades of Grey" is about a damaged boy who is in a very dark place and because of it he has special needs. And it is about a girl who think that following that boy in the dark can bring him to light, but in the process she finds herself and get some backbone (it's still weak, but it is there). 
 I really thought about giving this book 3 stars. But then I understood that it's not the book fault, that I am angry with characters' choices and actions. Sometimes I just really wanted to beat Christian up (ironic, isn't it?). But I guess it means that this book made me feel (even if it was frustration), that it touched some theme that I am passionate about. And it is an accomplishment to make me feel so strongly. And for that this book deserved the highest mark! (but there still was some small drawbacks, so I can only give 4 stars)