so-soI thought this was for sure going to be a 5 star read for me. I was invested. I related so much to Sloane, too. I felt that there was so much left unsaid by the end of the book. I also think there are times when leaving an ending ambiguous adds value, but sometimes I would really rather an author just make a choice.
Got a good chunk of time logged for Day 1 of #37by37. Did not plan on a red covers theme but here we are.
so-soThere was so much here, and so much potential. But there was so much left on the table. The ending was weak; some of Sloane‘s development is left undone; and she needs some resolution with Naomi. Still, the story is interesting enough that I wish we‘d gotten more.
#WDNCW @dabbe I do not care that I had to wear my glasses askew for 2 days until I went to get them repaired as I took them off my face to see my phone while outside and they ended up on the ground. The arm was off like by a mile. So crooked on my face, I went to do my market today. I don't care that I might have looked funny today. Sigh! It's all good now. 👍
Web photo because cats never cooperate with the camera. 😹😹😹
#haikuhive #haikuaday
so-soJill wakes up in a hospital where she learns she was in an accident that had tragic circumstances but she remembers none of it. This book was not exiting, not fast paced and just kind of boring. The only thing that kept me going was I wanted to know what really happened and when it was reveled it was just like oh ok. Just a mediocre YA story for me.
panThis is one of those books that I had on my TBR for a while and so I was hyped to read it but now I'm left with "What did I just read?", and not in the good way.
No character was likeable and I was left with that odd ending which is feeling like the norm which I'm not a fan of. Not my cup of tea and not something I would recommend but oddly enough I've been told by people that they liked this one, so to each their own.
