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So far, I'm really enjoying it and there's definitely a few things I'll take away from this book. The tasks he's written are a great idea and is something I've been doing in real life and they've helped me out.

I'm in love with this book. There's a right blend of humour that's funny and a right blend of horror painting a vivid picture that would send shivers down anyone's spine. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of it.

I have about three weeks left to finish it. Interestingly, although I don't like any of the characters because of their decisions that still make no sense, I'm starting to enjoy it a lot more now that DreamWorld has been properly introduced. The dreams are a little rushed and I'd love more time in that world rather than the real world but so far, it's improved massively and my attention for it is back.

The dreams are starting to become a part of the story and I quite like it. The pacing is strange because one minute, nothing really happens and the next, its PSYCHO ALERT out of nowhere. Also, the character Luna is constantly making choices that have no logic. She doesn't find it weird that this boy she hates keeps coming to her house and inviting himself in to grass on her to her dad...why even let him in?!?! Ugh!

I have to be honest and say there's a SMALL part of me that wants to put DNF and carry on with the awesome book I was reading but damn it, I'm intrigued with the dream world idea. I need more of that and less of the whole teenage 'romance' angst where the main character DESPISES the stereotypical brooding mysterious boy that everyone else seems to like for some reason. Put it this way, I can't wait to review this!

It's starting to become interesting now and previous questions are being answered. However the characters seem stereotypical and their motives for acting the way they do or doing the things they do make no sense.

So far, if I was to be absolutely honest, I feel like I've been plonked in the middle of a book with no beginning to the story along with forced questioning behind the characters and their motives that just makes no sense. I'm hoping it gets explained later in the book but right now, consider me confused.

I'm really enjoying it so far. The twins are great. I love how they're very close yet they bounce off each other and they have their own personalities naturally.

Over 10 years of waiting and Edward's version is here. Honestly, it's a guilty pleasure. The story and most of the characters are enough to make me want to read this. I think the ten years has done her good as the writing has improved. Also, it's funny seeing Edward think all humans are stupid or below him. He's more interesting and has more of a personality- even if he acts like a bit of a dick so far.

So far, I am absolutely in love with it. I love the twins and I love the vibe I'm getting that something will happen. From early on, there was a sense of danger and the way it was written was so eerie, it left me wanting more and I'm here for it. Totally invested!

Review will DEFINITELY happen. I need to talk about some things!

I think I'm going to have to do a spoiler review because this...has to be spoken about. I'm a little surprised this is a YA book, I'm not going to lie!

After being told I HAD to watch 13 Reasons Why, I thought I'd read the book before I did. I remembered watching half of it a while back but never finished it.

So far, it's not terrible but it's not good either. It's confusing more than anything but I hope it'll clear things up. I'm loving the writing style of it though. Very different.

I really don't know what to make of this...There's 6 and a half tapes and I've read 1 and a half and so far, I find myself being confused with Hannah's actions. Maybe it'll dive deeper into it?