Really enjoyed this one by Zadie Smith, real London slice of life vibes, good read. 

Had a ebook version, think this is a physical book vibe. 

Did not feel it in the slightest, thought I would go back to it, never did. 

Not really my vibe, didn't enjoy it really found it a bit of a slog and pretty repetitive. I understand we needed this to build character but it feels like it took Jason a long time to work out things that felt relatively obvious to me. 

Not the worst thing I've ever read, and I liked the idea of exploring the many worlds theory, but it just didn't really hit for me. 

I guess I just wasnt that invested and the character building felt very lackluster. 

A dark book, hard to read in parts, and full of abuse and torture. 

This was a brutal book, a lot happens to a young girl in a few short years and the people around her do not have her best interests at heart, it's pretty bleak, and at times it was difficult to read. 

The ending was good, and hopeful but thoughout this book I struggled. 

Great start to the year, a lovely book, more of the same, if you liked before the Coffee gets cold, you'll like tales from the cafe.

Absolutely, made me howl with laughter, what a ledgent Miriam is, very interesting to learn more about her life. 

Uproarious, outrageous, full of gumption and beautifully written. 

I also listened to part of this via audio book, and it was great to hear the words from Miriam herself! 

This book was not at all what I expected however it was really good, I enjoyed the way this book was layered, and the ending, just... Wow. 

I enjoyed this one, listened to the audio book in an afternoon, it's dark, messed up, and really interesting perspective.

I found parts hard to listen to, but I guess that's the point.