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Really not into this one!

So weird how I related to the beginning of her story.

Halfway through and my interest has never been piqued. I don’t care about this characters.

Kinda trippy fun book. Idk what the end meant…I think it was the woman?

This was a real miss for me. I had a hard time paying attention to what was happening and wasn’t too invested.

Loved it. Devoured it. Probably better than normal people. A story with a happy ending that doesn’t make me gag.

An extra star for the unexpected twist with the therapist - I was trying to figure out which storybook character he was! Minus at least a half a star for it being the husband but what was with the itchy dry skin? I did not understand that at all. 3ish

Idk how this woman has so many stories but she weaves them together so well. Solid 4 stars.

Amazing reminder that some books take too damn long to tell a moving story.

Good story, but kinda boring because everyone gets their happy ending. Maybe 3.5 but rounded down to 3

Conflicted a bit with this one. Went on perhaps a bit too long. Whom is the zombie in the end? 3.5

Coming of age with a super dark twist.

So dumb. So predictable. Unrealistic characters and character decisions. 1.5

Not bad. The twists were more believable than in other books. Had an interesting storyline.

Omg it’s so boring and YA. “Rebel, I’m not like other girls falls for the dark and mysterious hottie despite them seeming to loathe/hate each other.”

Pretty good. Maybe 3.75?

I don’t think this was my kind of book. A bit too much action and not enough delving into the sciences. Also, so freaking unlikely. And then it just abruptly ends…though in this case, I guess I should be happy about that.

Not bad. Maybe 3.25. Idea was cool but execution seemed shaky with some holes in it.

Such a quirky twist on groundhogs day.

Little annoyed with the Klerke killing but I think needed to make the ending so touching. 4.75 at least.

3.75. Solid horror. The ending seemed…almost too easy which is weird since so many people died. What happened to father Callahan? I was confused about that.

Cool way to mix historical retelling with a personal narrative. IDK if this felt too long; it did almost feel like two books in one.
Narrator started their history before they were born. I didn't (still feel like I don't) know enough about Turks/Greek history to fully understand, but got a glint into it, and appreciation for the Greek places in Detroit. It was good; debating between 3.5 and 4.

Loved it. Super unique idea. Had me in tears and thinking about life and making a gratitude journal.

Beyond just a story about queer issues in Hollywood. Also how creativity has been stripped down to simple dollars and cents. 4.5 or 5?

So boring. Didn’t really care. Ending was lame. 1.5

Omg the improbability unlikely is killing me with these. But I also can’t stop reading?

Some parts were confusing. Still unsure what “possessed” the Woodkin. Was it just shame/guilt? Was this some take on cults?

At least a 4.5. Very moving. Very transformative.

Maybe it was the order (read after 4) but I didn’t want to go back in time again.

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