Personally I believe, that having the opportunity of reading my first hypertext has being a very positive experience. I have learned another tool in which to study literature at the same time I study English. This way of reading has been much more interesting , by the fact the use of links made me want to read faster because I wanted to know what they hide. It was also kind of challenging as I never knew how many pages there where, and Iwhen the story would end.
In terms of Blue Rooms, when I first "touched" the story, I couldn't understand anything, and as I was going along with it I didn't know what the story was about. According to this, I had to reread the passages through again and again until I finally more or less had the main ideas of the text. I usually got confused when the main character talked, because there was a moment I had to say: Stop! Is she at the past or at the present? The distinctions were not clear, but finally I managed to get through.
Above all, I take the message of the story which I find very tender. Beloved people who are not lying in state, stay forever beside us no matter we can feel them or not, they will take care of us until we meet again someday.

You can see my impression while reading the hypertext here, in my blog:   http://quinsan.blogs.uv.es/



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