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Matilda What a bizarre way of approaching literature. Or anything.

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Caitlin I get this. I can't read books right now where kids die. I came here wondering if I can read this book.

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Charli Fox They were dead the whole time

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Upen I can relate to this, but I try not to find out. But this book disconcerted me so much I had to stop at one-third of it and give up (at least for now). It wasn't the content that bothered me but the writing style, a neverending, monotonous drawl although I appreciate the second-person pov style.
I might give it a try again, but I surely want to know the ending first.

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Beth Skip it. Esp if you are on the fence.

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Ann Gordon This book is so good. Read it and you will not be disappointed.

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Ishmeet Singh It is an ending that may leave you feeling anxious, to put it plainly. I think the book shows how easily we raise evil people and how parents cannot see bad in their kids. The ending is sad and scary to me. Scary because I think that the antagonist persists and may never be held responsible for the mistakes that it did. On the other hand, the book has a resolution (kind off) to the internal conflict that the protagonist is having regarding the nature of her own mental health.

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