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Hate Mail
Hate Mail | Donna Marchetti
3 posts | 4 read | 1 to read
Naomi and Luca have been pen-pals since fifth-grade. Well, more like bitter rivals caught in an epic battle of insults and verbal jousting...
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julesG
julesG
Hate Mail | Donna Marchetti
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Panpan

#NetGalley #ARC #MountARC published in 2024

I liked the premise of pen pals having sent each other sarcastic hate mail for over 20 years.

Pan because the miscommunication was more deceitful than cute.

AllDebooks 20 years of hate mail! 😲 2mo
julesG @AllDebooks they started in 5th grade 2mo
AllDebooks @julesG blimey! 2mo
Susanita That‘s…dedication? 2mo
julesG @Susanita I think it spiraled into "raging" on paper about what's going on in life plus(!) each of them wanted to outsmart the other with insults and wanted to have the last word. So they kept on writing. The letters, though a bit disturbing out of context, didn't worry me, it was the wilfully withheld information that made me mad. 2mo
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WildeFantasy
WildeFantasy
Hate Mail | Donna Marchetti
Pickpick

Cute. Unique concept, which can be hard to do in this genre. Their banter seemed authentic and genuine. Some definite awkward cringe moments, but worth it. I enjoyed both main characters who were flawed and interesting.

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