Can anyone convince me to continue reading the invisible life of addie la rue? :)

[elisa (taylor's version)]

Basically im stuck at the 40% and my friend loved this book so i want to read it but there are many books i would read so can anyone tell me or ‘spoil’ something so my will to read it will increase? ;)

[arjin (regulus’ version)]

SPOILER QUOTES


,, "If you could do it again," he says, "would you still make the deal?" And Addie says yes.
It has been a hard and lonely life, she says, and a wonderful one, too.
She has lived through wars, and fought in them, witnessed revolution and rebirth. She has left her mark on a thousand works of art, like a thumbprint in the bottom of a drying bowl. She has seen marvels, and gone mad, has danced in snowbanks and frozen to death along the Seine. She fell in love with the darkness many times, fell in love with a human once.
And she is tired. Unspeakably tired.
But there is no question she has lived.
"Nothing is all good or all bad," she says. "Life is so much messier than that."
And there in the dark, he asks if it was really worth it.
Were the instants of joy worth the stretches of sorrow?
Were the moments of beauty worth the years of pain?
And she turns her head, and looks at him, and says,
"Always.

[britt ⋆୨୧˚ (catching up 🖤)]

The invisible life of Addie larue is my all time favourite read. Nothing has topped it thus far. Something about the way it’s written has stuck with me and the way the story is told brought tears to my eyes. He helped her become engrained in history. Someone finally remembered her after years. After you get past the explanation of how her world works it gets a little faster. It’s the definition of slow burn, slow burn but so so good. If you’re someone that enjoys historical romance, slow burn, world building, quotes that tug at your heart and descriptive writing this is for you.

[elisa (taylor's version)]

Thanks to everyone!