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The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
by V.E. Schwab
THOUGHTS THOUGHTS SO MANY THOUGHTS!
Unlike most people, I was LOVING the beginning of this book. It started out as a 5 (or 7 lol) star book for me, and boy did those stars just fall off the further I got past the halfway point.
I really loved the philosophical questions this novel posed, and all the New York City references, but the characters and plot were seriously lacking. I think I would have loved this book in middle school, but unfortunately it fell short of brilliant. The twists weren't strong enough.
If you've read it I'd be happy to discuss, but don't want to get into specifics on here because it is such a unique and twisty story.
Unlike most people, I was LOVING the beginning of this book. It started out as a 5 (or 7 lol) star book for me, and boy did those stars just fall off the further I got past the halfway point.
I really loved the philosophical questions this novel posed, and all the New York City references, but the characters and plot were seriously lacking. I think I would have loved this book in middle school, but unfortunately it fell short of brilliant. The twists weren't strong enough.
If you've read it I'd be happy to discuss, but don't want to get into specifics on here because it is such a unique and twisty story.