Welcome to Litsy!

Up to page 150-160 I liked it – and from there on it did thrill me sometimes. Maybe I am to much a chicken to read such a story _alone_when_it‘s_dark_outside. 😳🤷🏽‍♀️🤭

That‘s one side of the story. The other is: Nevertheless I still knew that I read fiction. 🤷🏽‍♀️ The solution was hypothetical. I couldn‘t „buy“ it. Maybe because I read too much and saw some things coming. – Referring to Pippa: Please no‼️🙄

Overall okay but no must-read.

Yepp, it‘s about teenagers shortly before school-graduation so the things they bite, bitch and quarrel about fit the universe one circles in in that late teen-age but the pattern of group dynamics that usually apply in stress situations are worked out well.
The sense of an „adult problem” one of the characters seems to have is also woven in well.

And generally: Raise your hand if you never felt hurt and sad when a friendship seems to end.

Seems I chose the right book for this time of year. Four girl-„friends” spend the time from 20th to 24th December in a snowy cottage in the Belgian mountains. ❄️☃️❄️

But: From the very beginning you sense that they are just shallow friends. Here and there they are bitchy and mean towards each other even though they cover it by a „that‘s-how-we-treat-each-other-but-it‘s-just-teasing“-attitude.

Let‘s see if I could gather enough concentration yesterday for this book.

Now and then I did freak out a little bit yesterday and today because I fear what the next week will bring for me and my job – but in all objectivity I no longer want this to affect my weekend.

Let‘s see how well I do in realising this insight.

„What-I-accidentally-found-as-I-compared-my-virtual-Litsy-sub-with-the-stock of-my Onleihe”-discovery number 2️⃣‼️

I borrowed it right away because it only has 212 pages. ☺️

packender Thriller
sehr spannend und mit unerwartetem Ende