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Anyways, I just finished...

I'm actually surprised I like it. Considering there were too many scientific explanations, I'm surprised I didn't fall asleep in any of them. I love the humor in the book and all the characters are great!

No really, head- splitting headaches. I'm pretty sure its all psychological.

Seriously, I don't know how you guys can stand the suspense. I think that's why it takes me so long to finish a series.


been meaning to pick it up for quite some time now, but just kept pushing it back. I'm feeling for some sci-fi this week.
First few chapters feels like I'm reading a lot of math problems. Like those problem solving things back in grade school. My brain is hurting. Makes me remember just how much I hate math. Booo... hope it gets better!

I liked the way she used the font changes sometimes too. Yea, Mafi's annoyed me. but hers was a bit over the top it was almost in every page.
I actually will change this rating to 3.5 cause even until now I'm still thinking about the book, which is a good thing.
I actually liked Yael as well, like her tattoos and their meaning. (view spoiler)

To be honest though, I think not a lot of people would have enjoyed it if it didn't have that alternate universe aspect. If you remove that from the equation it would just have been a mediocre book.
I enjoyed the writing, but there were times when the book bombarded you with too many symbolism, that it became a little bit too much. Her writing kinda reminds me of Tahereh Mafi when she uses the word repetitively and uses fonts to highlight her feelings. Except she didn't use it excessively, which is a good thing!
Sorry, I'm saying a lot of negative things about this book, but don't take that in a wrong way. It just goes to show you that the book captivated me enough that I was actually paying attention to details.
Hopefully the author won't take her sweet time finishing the series/trilogy(?). Does anyone know how many books is she planning for this?

I like the writing enough to keep me interested. I'm enjoying all the Then stories rather than the Now. I'm not really sure how I feel about Yael as a main character yet, but we'll see.
I'm glad that Graudin is not glossing things over, especially about the concentration camps. I mean it's not all gory details, but its not sugar coated either.



Hidden because I don't know if everyone has read it yet.
This was the saddest moment for me in all of HP.


Loved it, of course! For some reason I'd never thought of this one as being a standout in the series, but when I ..."
really need to finish the unwind dystology.


really cute cozy. Laughed more than one occasion on some of the protagonist's internal battles.