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Books Read in 2018 (42) » 10 more Books Read in 2015 (685) Books Read in 2014 (701) To Read (37) Female Protagonist (594) SantaThing 2014 Gifts (158) Penguin Random House (52) Secrets Books (16) Summer Books (25) No current Talk conversations about this book. as a whole I enjoyed this very much, though it was a bit predictable after a point it is told beautifully. (  ) literarylifelines | May 13, 2021 |  This is one of those books that gets better as you read. At first, I was "what in this world is this?" but half-way through this small book I was beginning to see the genius behind it. It was helpful that I read this in practically one sitting. I have to say I'm not a fan of the narrator. She is both an unlikeable narrator and an unreliable narrator, and while it was good for the concept of this book, I did not enjoy it. The saving grace was that it made me cry. Not a lot, but enough for me to know that I genuinely care about these characters. ( ) afrozenbookparadise | Apr 22, 2021 | That ending, wow. (  ) mbellucci | Apr 10, 2021 | "Var det bare det?" tænkte jeg da plottwistet kom. Al den spænding og opbygning for så lidt. Måske havde jeg for høje forventninger. Fin, men lidt ligegyldig, historie. ( ) heineaaen | Apr 4, 2021 | What an amazing read. I adore the way E Lockhart writes and tells a story. Read this. (  ) juniestars | Mar 17, 2021 |
 Of course I won't reveal the twists and turns of the cunning plot, but I can say that when the secret at the heart of the book is finally revealed, it turns out to be nastier and more shocking than anything I had imagined. This is a cunning, clever and absolutely gripping novel, full of surprises, which sent me straight back to its first page as soon as I reached the last. What really makes a book of the summer is when we surprise ourselves. It’s not just about being fascinated by a book. It’s about being fascinated by the fact that we’re fascinated. The odds:4-1 We Were Liars E. Lockhart Pros: Rich people on an island; sharp, funny-sad writing; a head-snapping fourthquarter reveal. Cons: It’s a YA novel, so some adults might pass.
Spending the summers on her family's private island off the coast of Massachusetts with her cousins and a special boy named Gat, teenaged Cadence struggles to remember what happened during her fifteenth summer. No library descriptions found. |
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