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girllllllllllll i can’t even rate this cuz i LOVED it in 2016 and my 2023 self is like 😵💫😵💫😵💫 #characterdevelopment
maybe i just hate adam
the writing style doesn’t do it for me anymore
hoping unravel me is better 🙏🙏🙏
maybe i just hate adam
the writing style doesn’t do it for me anymore
hoping unravel me is better 🙏🙏🙏
This is the book that started it all...I don’t know why I’ve waited so long to write this review, as I’ve read this book more times than I can count, but here it is anyways.
I can’t even describe how good this book series is and how much it has changed my life. Juliette is a character that I relate so much to and admire; her bravery despite the horrible situation that she is in is seriously amazing. The way in which she evolves throughout the series is nothing short of inspirational and bold. Sh ...more
I can’t even describe how good this book series is and how much it has changed my life. Juliette is a character that I relate so much to and admire; her bravery despite the horrible situation that she is in is seriously amazing. The way in which she evolves throughout the series is nothing short of inspirational and bold. Sh ...more
5/5 stars
At first I was skeptical. Then I read the beginning of the book and thought: "Huh? Girl in asylum gets a roommate? SIGN ME UP!"
I basically flew through Shatter Me. I could literally not put it down (even neglected some school work). Even though I have to admit it is not perfect, nor is it for everyone: I loved it. Yes, Tahereh Mafi's poetic writing style is an issue for some people, and at first I was extremely confused too (because I literally thought someone had doodled in my book f ...more
At first I was skeptical. Then I read the beginning of the book and thought: "Huh? Girl in asylum gets a roommate? SIGN ME UP!"
I basically flew through Shatter Me. I could literally not put it down (even neglected some school work). Even though I have to admit it is not perfect, nor is it for everyone: I loved it. Yes, Tahereh Mafi's poetic writing style is an issue for some people, and at first I was extremely confused too (because I literally thought someone had doodled in my book f ...more
Metaphors are in the fibers of every being.
Juliet spoke to me in a way that no one ever did. Her words, strike-through words, they gave the back of my mind an itch to think, to imagine her suffering.
Juliet spoke to me in a way that no one ever did. Her words, strike-through words, they gave the back of my mind an itch to think, to imagine her suffering.
JSAGHIJSJLOVEJKQDJIT.
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Update 2025; 3/5 Stars
This used to be one of my favorite books of all time. It was a lot more annoying this time around.
At one point I felt like I was reading the impossibles. The world building was also really basic and not sci fi enough, but still every sci fi cliche all at once.
This used to be one of my favorite books of all time. It was a lot more annoying this time around.
At one point I felt like I was reading the impossibles. The world building was also really basic and not sci fi enough, but still every sci fi cliche all at once.
Mar 26, 2017
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