Alona

Not your usual YA ending for sure.

I am still in awe of this idea where we don't have a main character.

This is the most problematic romanc book I've read in a very long time. The author tried to be funny, but I was only disgusted. I even made myself check if it was really written by a woman and not a man.

Then he winked, and boom, her nipples hardened. What the...? Thea looked down at her round, pink areolas, now tight and bebbled. Jesus. Her tits were like Pavlov's dog around him.

I really enjoyed this book from start to finish.

For all of Liz's knowledge about romance tropes, she was quite oblivious to her own one for pretty damn big part of the book.

I was legitemately worried and paranoid about the situation, so good job.

Use of paranormality in thriller books confuses the hell out of me.

I didn't expected the paranormal turn.

There really are a lot of character's insecurities in thrillers.

I m really starting to appreciate thrillers like that. It is really enjoyable to watch this unhinged characters act in the way they do.

I don't hate it, but I don't like it either. It was a fast-paced book despite a lot of internal monologues.
Some weird friends they. I'm glad that I don't have someone as close as the main characters were.

You wouldn't find a lot of likeable character in this one.

I was instantly reminded of Real Housewives. All the DRAMA.
Short chapter is the only way to write thriller and nobody can convince me otherwise.

This exactly is why I love reading fantasy and science fiction. Seeing and experiencing all those ideas what our world can look like is just incomparable. It is so exciting to ask myself what will I do in this situations. And I'm very grateful for Recursion, that it reminded me about that.

I expected way more. But this book just turned out to be somewhat illogical hiking trip with already established relationship that started from instalove. I just didn't see the relationship between Lily and Leo as something that would be successfull.

More like a 3.5 star. That was fun.

Дуже чудернадська книжка з ще дивнішим кінцем.

At least it was fast-paced.

One of the most boring books I've read in my life. The only good thing about it is that it is short.

This book was way too overwhelming for me.

I do prefer the show.

I'm not a big fun of Daisy, but overall it was a cute middlegrade mystery.

Of all Sally Rooney's books I've read, I liked this one least of all.
Funny how it is the only one with a semblance of happy ending for all characters.

That was a really great book for me, especially concidering my love-to-hate relationship with the bachelor show.

A good mystery. But it was a bit tedious.