so-soYA novel that has leanings towards themes found in The Handmaid's Tale. Read for #LitsyAtoZ for #LetterX. I didn't find this as bad as some say but maybe because I had lowered expectations due to reviews on Goodreads. It follows a trendy trope of post-apocalyptic girl is the chosen one who will save the world and fall in love with mysterious boy. The writing is okay but could be stronger; there was potential for something more in here.
I can‘t recommend this book, but it did help me with #litsyAtoZ and now #16. And Balthazar probably weighs 16 pounds! #novemberbythenumbers @JoeStalksBeck @Tiffy_Reads
panThe premise was interesting but was never fully developed. There were editorial mistakes (Nina was 5 and Dee not born when she and her mom went to the park, but Dee was only 4 years younger than Nina.) And the writing was clunky in places and just meh the rest of the time. Not a single sentence sang to me. But I've got #letterX for #litsyAtoZ now. @BookishMarginalia
Just.one example of the terrible sentences in this book. #teasertuesday @Tiffy_Reads
I started this one last night for my #letterX and if I didn't need it for #LitsyAtoZ, I probably would bail. At least it's a fast read. I'm probably 2/3!of the way there. Let's hope she redeems herself I. The end. 😏
Next up on my #TBR and also my #letterX for #LitsyAtoZ. #readingwomenmonth #new @BookishMarginalia @thereadingwomen #catsoflitsy #littenkitten #Balthazar
pickI was surprised by how much I really enjoyed this book (I loved it that much I ordered the sequel - which is on its way)
It arrived - #litsyatoz #letterX - was cheaper to buy the paperback second hand then buying the kindle copy so boom 💥 looking forward to reading it
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