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I know it is quite over the top and is trying to be multiple things at the same time and I usually don’t love random women’s empowerment novels but I really enjoyed reading this one and kept wanting to read more and more.
Fast-paced, interesting mystery book to read. Albeit terrible subject matter. And of course requires suspension of disbelief.
Always happy to have a little bit of magical realism. Makes me happy. Light lovely read.
I am not going to rate this book because I DNF’ed it at almost 80%. I just couldn’t get myself to care.
light and lovely summer book even though a serious subject matter.
So far one of my favorite reads of 2025. Really fantastic character development, funny, thought-provoking and well written. All around enjoyable.
I love this author. The book is light, funny, sweet and makes me think of Katherine Center’s novels that I love.
HEre’s what I am going to say: when I read this I liked it even though at times it was hard to get into. Now that it’s been almost a month, I really remember almost none of it :/
I’m usually a huge fan of Peter Swanson. I loved all his books. But this was was just okay I think. I don’t know if it was the style or not. I will of course keep reading him no matter what.
This was a quick and reasonably interesting read. Nothing that will stay with me but entertaining while I read it.
I have so much to say about this book. It was my first Oates and likely I should not have started with this one. It was well-written and I kept reading it but the subject matter is awful. Truly awful. I hated Lolita and I hate this too. I don’t care if it’s literary. And I also totally guessed the ending.
Jess Walter’s imagination and inner world must be so fascinating. These books are always well-written and always weird. I liked this one but didn’t love it. |
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