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What did I just read? No. Just, no.

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When I read the synopsis, I thought it would be a teenage version of “Girl On The Train”. Then I fell into this web of lies and metaphors - was the pill and the “family illness” Micah‘s family‘s way of keeping her out of trouble and getting into certain situations? The lies on top of lies got to be too much. I like that it‘s a modern take on “the boy who cried wolf” but it was too disjointed for me.

First book finished for #readathon! I enjoyed some parts of this book but ultimately found the main characters' lies frustrating and a bit annoying. From a quick look at Goodreads it seems to be very much a marmite book. Have you read it? What do you think? #YA #youngadult

Taking a break from eyeball-reading to listen to this on audio while I hang up laundry. I'm quite happy to only have a few chapters left as I'm unfortunately not loving it #readathon #YA #youngadult

Love it or hate it kinda novel. Fits today's theme 🤥 to a T. #emojinov

The title says it all. It's a love it or hate it kinda novel. It's leave no one indifferent. It's the unreliable narrator trope pushed to its limit. #maybookflowers #unreliablenarrator

Part one was realistic fiction, part two was fantasy and didn't even mention any of the storyline in part one. I don't know if I'm going make it through this book.

I'm a day late, but this is still one of my favorite opening lines. #booktober

I love the concept behind an untrustworthy narrator. This author has a great style, and I really got into the characters. The story was very intriguing until an unexpected twist came into light. I'm still unsure about how I feel towards the twist, and I won't ruin it for others. It's worth a try if you like to question your narrator.

You know a book is good when you come out of it feeling like the world has been shaken and nothing is real.