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Again learning more and more about Area X and the secrets that are hidden within it. Honestly wish I had the time to just sit and read the whole book, it’s really hard to put down

I haven’t picked up a book in a while that has actively kept me so engrossed with the story. We have no idea what’s going on but the subtle hints to a overall sinister plan mixed with the intricate biological scene descriptions just makes me struggle to put it down but alas, sleep is a necessity

So very near the end and it’s looking like the ending may be promising

Um, well things definitely changed quickly 😅

The book has progressed a lot more in the last 150 pages but I do think that some of what the author writes could be condensed and not repeated as much as it is. Despite this, the character development is strong, I do prefer peter’s character a bit more than Alice’s at the moment.

I feel like this is a bit more of a love story than I first thought it would be, which isn’t a bad thing. I am having to research a lot of words though, I’m not sure if that’s just me being uneducated but I feel like I need to look on google for something or other every few pages 😅

This is shedding a lot of light on the idea of graduate study potentially ruining people’s lives and that working as a tenured professor or anything to do with academia doesn’t really seem worth it. Alice is literally giving up 30 years of her life for a possibility of more hardship that she may not even receive because she’s so burnt out. It doesn’t sound all that fun. Also, she can be a little annoying.

I have to say, this has been one of the most interesting introductions to a book I have read. Kaung is a very intelligent writer and extremely descriptive. I have only read 29 pages and if it weren’t for my eyes going blurry from drowsiness and that the book is 600 pages long, I would sit and read the whole thing!

I feel like it is starting to conclude some bits but there are still over 100 pages to go. There are quite a few arcs happening at the moment so it would be nice if we were getting closer to the end of at least one.

The suspects keep jumping back and fourth but I feel like we are getting closer. I do feel like this is more about the relationships between the characters rather than the murder which is okay but I did feel like I have been learning about the crime incredibly slowly. Still enjoying its coziness though.

Wasn’t expected that plot twist but it did make me quite happy. Very much want to know who the murdered is now!

The world that is coopers chase has grown a lot, learning a lot about the characters but I wish I was learning a little more about the murder. But I’m sure we will find out more soon.

The plot thickens…

Just getting into some murder… curious as to who has done it. I have a few ideas in mind but intrigued to find out more.

Been meaning to read this for a long time, and with the new film coming out in a couple days I really wanted to make a start and get it finished before watching the motion picture so I can compare the two. Enjoying the characters so far and how they are all so different and funny in their own ways. Can’t wait to find out more.

This is definitely aimed to be read to a younger audience, with it’s simplicity but, it is rather amusing so far. Witty and a little unusual, but what can you expect from the world of Wonderland.

Can’t wait to see how this whole story concludes! Whether they’ll escape their fate or not.

Wanting to know more about the velvets and their role in the under city. Getting closer to the end of the book now, hoping that things will start making a little more sense soon.

Bit sad about the Marquis, but he could be a bit deceitful so not hugely saddened. Just want to know more about the angel and its reasoning.

I don’t think I have read a book that has so successfully made me question what the hell is going on. Gaiman manages to write in a way that you feel just as confused as Richard, honestly truly amazing. And the sudden plot twists are crazy! The last three have been insane and so out of left field that I would never have guessed. Honestly, I love this book!