First Impressions - Far From The Tree

[Matthew]

As we start reading Far From The Tree, feel free to share your first impressions here.

[Ella]

It’s really easy reading, I would definitely say young adult from the first few chapters. I feel like I could fly through this book pretty quickly.

[Matthew]

Ella wrote: "It’s really easy reading, I would definitely say young adult from the first few chapters. I feel like I could fly through this book pretty quickly."

I wont be starting for a day or two - you might be done before I even get there! :)

[AM]

This is my first book with you for a while. I have to agree with Ella, It does seem easy reading. I like the book so far however I am not attached to anyone yet. Maybe it is how it is written but we will see going forward.

[AM]

However. I should add. I am interested to read more about Joaquin's journey.

[Kandice]

I ended up really liking all three of the siblings. They were so different.

Also, I won't spoil anything by saying why, but the idea of "Peach" and continuing to refer to... that, was heartbreaking to me.

[Stephanie]

I'm just a few chapters in, and I really like it so far.

[Matthew]

Stephanie wrote: "I'm just a few chapters in, and I really like it so far."

I hope it is still going well for you!

[Richard]

All I have to say is wow. Yes, it is an easy read and is obviously written for a YA audience. However, it feels like it actually has real emotional depth beyond that of a YA novel. Also, I don’t normally like stories told with multiple narrators, but I don’t think this story works any other way.