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The second person narrative actually works for the intended audience. I'm liking this entertaining tale of my favorite SW movie to date.

Theo gets around. I hardly could have these conversations with one, let alone several dozen people. I do know some that could though.

It's bugging me that there's a slow trickle of info about Theo yet everyone else is spilling their guts about themselves. 🤔

So far, so good. Theo is an interesting fellow.

This is heavy stuff. Makes you think about your decisions in life. 😟

Oh dear. 😅I've reached the conflict. Looking forward to the rest of the story.

Interesting thoughts 🤔 so far. I like the main characters so far, especially Wilbur and Maggie. The story definitely is deep but told in an easily digestible way.

This book hits different. It's not whacky or over the top, but heartfelt. I am a bit nervous with what happens next.

Reminds me of Flubber a little.

Charming, but weird characters in a classic tale.

Good spy novel with some mystery 🫆 to it. Saving the finale for tomorrow. Lots of connections.

Turned the speed up to 1.5x. it is cool learning about my favorite ska bands and some bands I have not heard of. Love the part with Mike Park's(my idol) involvement.

At the moment the story is slow but the introduction to the characters are a slow "flashback" burn. I found my favorite character so far, Sydney(Olivia). Hehehehehe.

A little more backstory but not too much plot. Maybe I need to read a bit more to get it?

Audiobook.

This is a good intro. I'm liking Mother and Sara but need to get to know the other characters. So far there is heart and humor along with spy stuff(hence the title).

Interesting mystery and involves multiple characters that seem separate but slowly coming together.

Although I've only read 14 pages, I can feel this story will have some gravity to it.

This book is intriguing even though you know the result of the start of the original book. It gives perspective and it's good to see the familiar faces.

Holy cow! This book has a different tone than the other MR books and reminds me of a thriller gone wild. Love the characters, but can get brutal at times.