Camila Holanda

Achei o começo meio morno, mas depois que me ambientei aos personagens ficou muito muito bom!!! Destaque pro ótimo uso da diversidade cultural de SP e da complexidade de fatores envolvidos em crimes.

A única coisa que me incomodou foi o uso de expressões que pareciam ser traduzidas diretamente do inglês, o que é estranho pra um livro brasileiro. Queria ter visto mais a forma de falar local.

Most of the book is stuff I've seen over and over again, but there were a few gems that were worth the reading. The articles about perfectionism and privacy hit especially hard and were enough to make me analyze (and maybe change) a few things on my routine.

This is the kind of book I'll remember for the rest of my life.

The way we, as a society, relate to death is present in everything we do. The fear of it. This book made me understand death better, both in a pratical way (what is the kindest way to deal with a loved one remains?) and a philosophical one. The way I grief will be incredibly different from now on.

More like 3 1/2. A lot of mixed feelings about this.

A few chapters that were incredibly exciting, followed by some of the most cringeworthy scenes ever. Snow's character development is a bit confusing. A few of his actions seemed like things he wouldn't do but were written to further the plot, what is a shame.

However, the romance in this made me yell to my boyfriend like I was a schoolgirl. JUST KISS HER, DAMMIT! And the whole hunger games kept me on edge. Well done.

I'm bumping this review up to 4 stars. Even though at the time of reading I felt like half of the things here would never be feasible outside of basecamp, months later I still find myself remembering something from this book every single day, no exaggeration. Everyone who works with digital products should read this.