Wow, this one really changed my world view. I feel like it should be required reading for adults in their 30s and 40s. It's a tough emotional read, but also so cativating and well written. I highly recommend it!
Wow, this one really changed my world view. I feel like it should be required reading for adults in their 30s and 40s. It's a tough emotional read, but also so cativating and well written. I highly recommend it!
I loved this book and love Rainbow Rowell's writing even more than I did before!
There are some powerful lines in this book and I liked the characters. However, I felt like I was comparing this book to his others and some other YA books, and this one just wasn‘t as good. In particular, All the Bright Places by Jennifer Nivens and Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell were so much more engaging.
Everyone keeps saying this one was so funny but I was disturbed by it. I know I will watch the movie because it actually has an all Asian cast, but I don‘t know if I will read any of the other books. Sigh.
I love the way Celeste Ng weaves her characters‘ stories together in this book and Little Fires Everywhere. This book was super depressing to me because all the characters were so lonely. This one will stay with me for a while.
I can't wait for the show, even though I think this list is really weird!
Could not put this one down once I started it! Wow, just wow. I am in tears and speechless.
Oooo, this looks good. I rarely watch tv, but if it's about books, I might have to watch! Hats off to PBS for a great idea!
My 10 year old is reading this for school so, of course, I had to read it too! It was great! It brought tears to my eyes. I am glad they are reading it in 4th grade!
I loved the first half of this book. The characters, plot, and letters all sucked me right into the book. The last third drove me bonkers though because it was drawn out too much and I started to dislike all the characters. It's certainly a powerful read though.
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I LOVED the characters in this book!!! However, her other book, Eleanor and Park, was better than this one.
Such a great romantic comedy! Should I read the Rosie Effect?!?
Ugh, really didn't like the 2nd half of this book! There were just too many twists and too many untied ends (ie Duke, Maureen) for me. The Last Mrs. Parrish and Girl on the Train were much better, if you like this type of psychological thriller.
I am so glad to be reading this after waiting so long for it!