I wish there was a rating between So-So and Pick because if there was this book would be there. This book was nearly incredible. The only problem is it was cliche, and predictable when it came to certain parts. Other than that though I really enjoyed it. I gave it a 4.75 on Goodreads.

Sorry for the horrible grammar I'm just too lazy at the moment.

I started this book two hours ago, and couldn't put it down. At first I wasn't sure if I would like the main character all that much, but as the book went on I related to him. In no way shape or form am I anything like him, but at the same time I saw myself in him.

I cried through nearly this whole book, and absolutely loved it. I gave it a 5 out of 5 on Goodreads.

The only thing I didn't like was the way he handled being rejected by a girl.

I absolutely loved this book. Sure there where some weird parts, and the romance at the beginning seemed forced, but once it all played out it made sense. I don't have much else to say, except that I gave it a 5 out of 5 star rating.

“No matter where we are, we‘ll always share the same sky. We can always find each other in the same constellation.”

Honestly I wish there was rating between so-so and pan. This book was just weird. It was obviously about robots, but they never said they were actually robots.

It was also pitched as a book you would never forget, and although it's true it's for all the wrong reasons.

I just thought this book had a idea the author just couldn't put it together and kinda ruined it.

I gave it a 2.75 out of 5.

I picked up this book because @EpicReads included it in their First5 one week and I love the original Sherlock Holmes stories. I ended up really enjoying the first five chapters, so I picked it up and ended up liking the rest of the book. It was a really cool and unique take on the Sherlock Holmes mysteries, but it had one small fault. I thought the ending was very easy to see, and it ended up making me bored.

I gave it four stars on Goodreads.