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DNF, really tried to give it a shot but…

Already better than the first one

Its good! I know TJ Klune has a very specific writing style that I love but this one seems to be a little slower, hoping it picks up.

It’s a well written book, I just couldn’t get into it :(

I love how much detail goes into every dingle scene, especially the ones where the main character feels so strongly, it makes me incredibly sad for her

Not the chosen one trope again

Very complex characters, I like when you can never tell whose really good and who isn’t

Not only a very well written book, but quite a creative story as well! I am in anticipation for Linus and Arthur though.

“When a person really wants something, all the universe conspires to help them realize that dream”

Its honestly still very intriguing, but my points from earlier still stand. It seems like a lazy plot, a lot of predicables, and a lot of stereotypes being played out. I wish some more thought had gone into the setting as well, it was not set as that era should have been.

Idk im honestly just here for the plot but whatever Sarah J Maas was trying to do with this 3rd person expressive internal dialogue is not giving what is should be giving I just honestly am kind of dissapointed in this work. The plot line is keeping me here but the writing is most definitelt not the best

Its a fun storyline, but I can definitely see the progress in Maas’s writing skills after reading the Crescent City series. Its a little cheesy, and I wish she had done some more research on 18th century dialogue to really properly immerse the reader.

AMAZING this book is so wonderfully written. Not only is Addie so insightful into life in general (which is incredibly well thought out, she thinks and acts as somebody who has lived 3 centuries) but Henry’s experiences describe mental illness into a conceivable viewpoint. The way the story was told jumping from time to time is the best way the story couldve been written. 10/10

Its very insightful, theres a lot of things that Addie thinks that can relay onto our lives, its almost as though her eternal life carries such an important meaning onto our temporary ones, such as the cliches “life is fleeting” or “be careful what you ask for”. Her story is sad and makes me wonder many things but beautifully written.