Just Like Mother

This was so scary and unsettling because it felt so real. The women depicted in this book definitely exist, and it was such a thought-provoking read in today's times. I loved everything about it. I had heard it was slow, but I felt that was necessary because I felt attached to Maeve. A few creepy sprinkles throughout kept me reading compulsively. I thought there would be more of Maeve's upbringing incorporated, but I'm glad there wasn't. I feel like it was just enough to parallel what was happening in present day. The creepiness does not let up, even up until the last chilling words. Will be thinking about this for a long time.