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Judith asked this question about Apples Never Fall:

Moriarty inserts the pandemic into the final chapters of the book. Does that totally break the mood for anyone else? Pretty much ruined the ending for me.

M Spencer I actually loved how Liane Moriarty included and incorporated the pandemic into the plot. Her descriptions of what it was like to live through March 2…moreI actually loved how Liane Moriarty included and incorporated the pandemic into the plot. Her descriptions of what it was like to live through March 2020 is spot on, imho. Something about seeing this in a book make that unreal experience feel more real for me. (less)

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Judith I will never love anything pandemic related. We're all painfully aware of what 2020 was like & don't need it in fiction to make it feel "real." Agree ...more
Oct 06, 2021 11:10AM · flag

M Spencer Not even an agree-to-disagree situation. We just had different emotional reactions to something; both our reactions are equally valid since we're all ...more
Oct 06, 2021 12:06PM · flag

Judith well said.
Oct 06, 2021 06:26PM · flag

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