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emmalouisepip 's review for:
The Memory Wood
by Sam Lloyd
I went into this blind. But when I read the first "chapter" for Try A Chapter I knew I had to pick this up and read it ASAP. I had questions from chapter one. I needed answers. I did think going in blind helped make me more intrigued by that chapter. Due to this I predicted a possible four star read.
As I went in blind I was confused for a moment when Elissa POV started. I didn't know why she was important to the story. But after some chess tournament action that I really didn't care about, something happened that made me wonder more how she connects with Elijah.
I found myself caring less as I got through this. I felt for the characters held captive but something was missing for me to really stay interested.
Mairéad POV just did nothing for me. I get why it was there. But I just preferred reading Elissa and Elijah POV instead. Until part two. Where it makes the story work so much better. You learn much more about the history.
At around 60% the atmosphere felt more dark and intense. As if from nowhere. Suddenly I found myself more intrigued. I had no idea what was happening which I liked.
The ending itself wasn't what I expected. In fact I don't know what I expected. But at the same time it was messy in a way, so much was happening. You had so much to take in at once I felt a little confused until I sat and thought about it once I finished.
As I went in blind I was confused for a moment when Elissa POV started. I didn't know why she was important to the story. But after some chess tournament action that I really didn't care about, something happened that made me wonder more how she connects with Elijah.
I found myself caring less as I got through this. I felt for the characters held captive but something was missing for me to really stay interested.
Mairéad POV just did nothing for me. I get why it was there. But I just preferred reading Elissa and Elijah POV instead. Until part two. Where it makes the story work so much better. You learn much more about the history.
At around 60% the atmosphere felt more dark and intense. As if from nowhere. Suddenly I found myself more intrigued. I had no idea what was happening which I liked.
The ending itself wasn't what I expected. In fact I don't know what I expected. But at the same time it was messy in a way, so much was happening. You had so much to take in at once I felt a little confused until I sat and thought about it once I finished.