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I've pretty much cried the entire time I've read this book. It's cathartic and delightful.

I am about 1/4 of the way through the book and I'm still waiting for something to happen. Not going to lie, I am not thrilled at all with how this is unfolding.

This book feels weird. Like it was originally written in French and then translated to English by a computer.

DNF for now. Library needs it back sooner than expected.

I hate it and I'm bored. The narrator/s voice is uninteresting. I do not care at all about them.

This book is completely falling flat on me.

Hazel started as an annoying Manic Pixie dream girl, and I almost gave up because she was so obnoxious. I am glad I stuck with it, because it got better and Hazel chilled out.

The author has decided to spell adrenaline as "adrenalin" and I am not sure if I can continue to read this book.

I want to like this book, but I just don't. It's SO SLOW.

I am SO HAPPY with the changes made to the Dru character.

I'm pretty sure that the plot is leading up to a "big secret" and that the "big secret" is that Danny is someone else's kid. He's a product of an affair.

The flat guy is dead right? He has to be. That's the secret I bet.

This book is a delight.

Oh, this book is SO GOOD. It's in the running to be my favorite book of 2018, and it's only February. I have no idea where the book is going, and I don't care. I want to see more novels set in this universe.

You can already see where this plot is going. Shea is totally going to sleep with Coach, isn't she? And Lucy is a terrible person and terrible friend. Why does ANYONE want to stick around her?

Second book in a row where I dislike one of the female leads.

I have to say, I kind of hate Mia- what's with all the secrets? And, is it really fair to your kid to drag her around the country constantly, because you can only create art in one place once?

This is what I was HOPING a Discovery of Witches would be. I really like it so far.

Both Lorna and Philly suck at adult relationships. Philly in particular is supposed to be 23, yet acts like a love-struck teenager.

I'm kind of thrown by the sentence structure.

A little bit into the book, and I'm annoyed by the precocious child narrator.

Less than 1/4 of the way in and SO MANY TROPES. I mean, this is on purpose right? Orphan with a limp who doesn't know she's pretty rescues a Prince who doesn't say he's a Prince, from an imaginary country near Russia (a country that's big enough to have submarines and aircraft carriers, but no one's heard of it).