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I'm not crying...you're crying... 😢😭

Without being given any context of the outside world, a reason why people are on this show, etc., I am finding it extremely hard to care about anything happening in this book or the characters in it. Feels like a DNF that has been waiting to happen.

Beginning with so many participle phrases, the author continued to annoy the reader to the point of a tempting DNF.

Great storytelling but also put me in much pain, as it resonates hard in my bones and made me cry a lot and have an existential crisis. I need to take another break.

Definitely recommending this book later for those looking to grow their empathy, compassion, and understanding of their fellow human beings.

I don't understand why there was no mention of Daniel Sea when many other actors were mentioned, including those with smaller parts. Is it because the portrayal and treatment of their character was so horrible during the time the show was made? Did they not want to be mentioned?

Starting this over again so that it makes more sense after rereading the first book, The Nanny Diaries.

Things somewhat make more sense...but I don't really see the point/where this is going, and I am bored and feel like I'm forcing myself to trudge through in hopes that something interesting happens.

So, is Ethan E.J. the narcissist, and did he happen to kill Adrienne?

If Trisha noticed a dust footprint and had suspicions of someone else being in the house, why didn't she and her husband check for more footprints before going upstairs, or while going upstairs, or while upstairs? Also, how did their initial boot prints leave no puddles of snow while they walked around?

Price has already brought me to tears with his enlightment of how life could have been different—better—if Autism was better understood and diagnosed during my childhood.

I do not comprehend how someone Liking and commenting on IG posts makes it so that they've given consent their home being broken into so that they can be raped.

Also, how has a man in his twenties NEVER pet an animal and only known how to do so via television? Had he no friends or family in grade school or college that had pets?

History bored me in school, maybe because it was full of biased stories of (mostly) white men doing ridiculous, selfish, destructive things.

This, though, is extremely interesting, despite much of it being told due to these same men doing the same things. Where were THESE stories in the history books?!?!

I do notbhave high hopes for this...