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Minor archaic linguistics aside, I'm liking this book. Just the improperly placed "thee"s are still a bit annoying.

My only complaint so far is a linguistic one. "Thee" is a word for a singular second person used as an object to a verb or a preposition, but keeps being used as an object. I realize that as a person who used to study linguistics, this will forever haunt me. However, reading sentences like "Thee are not to fear" or "Thee will see" when those sentences could easily have "thee" replaced with "thou" is frustrating.

I decided not to read it when I opened the book and found that it switches between Hannah and Jeremiah's perspectives with each chapter.
One day I may come back to it and give it a chance, but right now I do not feel like it.

I decided not to read it when I opened the book and found that it switches between Hannah and Jeremiah's perspectives with each chapter.
One day I may come back to it and give it a chance, but right now I do not feel like it.