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Jennifer Mejia
is on page 45 of 260
Not a huge fan of this chapter, not because I didn’t think it was interesting but it just didn’t call to me. As I read I wanted the chapter to be over, I was in the mood to read so it wasn’t that. I think I wasn’t invested because the other chapters were more of short stories. This was describing a certain kind of woman. A mother, a crazy woman, a frigid woman.. but I didn’t really understand the point.
— Jan 25, 2026 11:04PM
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Jennifer Mejia
is on page 61 of 260
The second part of the chapter got a little bit interesting. I’m curious to know the book will end. Will all of these short stories eventually come together? I have moments where I’m locked in and other moments where I have completely drifted apart from the story.
— 5 hours, 32 min ago
Jennifer Mejia
is on page 50 of 260
I didn’t finish this chapter but from what I understand it’s a series of didn’t addresses and families that all live in Florida. Each story within the chapter begins with an address. The one I just read of the couple that’s happy they aren’t fat was a little disturbing. I can’t really explain it but that gave me the ick.
— Jan 28, 2026 10:14PM
Jennifer Mejia
is on page 35 of 260
Each chapter is quite intense. This one was about a woman that is married to a twin, but they sometimes switch. She can tell when they switch and she is in love with the twin that she’s actually not married to. He’s kind and gentle with her. Unlike her husband who abuses her mentally and physically just like his father did to their mother. In the end she becomes pregnant twins.
— Jan 21, 2026 10:23PM
Jennifer Mejia
is on page 29 of 260
I just figured out that each chapter is a different fictional story. this chapter was quite sad, water stain following her everywhere she went. Does the water represent the damage we carry with us as we go about our lives? The trauma we may carry?
— Jan 18, 2026 10:38PM
