theworldof11's Reviews (176)

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I just finished the book! I-
Omg I loved it!!

Like, in the beginning it was kinda confusing to start, and around the middle I was so confused I had to put the book away for a bit, but this books is defiently one of my favourites like, of all times
It's about 2 neighbor families, the Temperlies, and Chancellors, and how their friendship tooka twist after the war
It goes over around 10 years
There's not big-big plot twists, but the few ones there is, isn't out of nowhere, and I wil tell you, I screamed a few times.
It has romance in it, which we love. As the characters are flawed, it seems realistic, and I wouldn't be surprised if this was real events happening!
I just love-love-love this book, and I really think you should read it!!!

I don't knoe ehat to say about this book
But only the second story actually scared me

The book was, not gonna lie, pretty broing in the start, I felt bad for Henrietta, and I was confused when I should have been confuded, it just didn't pick it up yk
But when we neared the half way mark, it got interessting, I squelled a bit at times, and especially towards the end, I was pretty scared, for the characters, and my heart was beating
The book has some *ahem* smut-y scenes in it, so if you can't read that with a straight face, probably not a good idea to read around other people
I found it to ending very satisfying and happily
It was a 3 hours read, by a fast reader, so I'd say a day read for a vit slower readers, but don't quote me on that.
Now, I'm going to get a snack bc I'm quiet hungry

This book is, run down, about cults, and chrstianity.
It connects and has all of the good elements of a crime/mystery book, but has that nearly super natural thing.

I liked the book, it was just quite underwhelming
I get the small stab at North Korea, and I won't talk about that since I have no knowlegde about it so I'm going to stick with the characters
It has a ''one bed trope'' which in itself is very popular, a dear friend of mine said it was overrated, but even with all that, this was my first book with it, and of course, the most normal relation to the trope is with enemies so this felt.. as said before underwhelming
I didn't feel like I could relate to the characters, not only as themself, but as people, they seem so unreal, but that's probably just me
One thing I love about the book was the ''does it count'' line, that they used, I love it

This whole review is a huge spoiler lol

What can i say bout the book? Well, for starters it feels like any children magic story, and wpudln't be surprised if I found it in a school library
But that doesn't mske it bad, right? Both yes and no
It's about Mynthe, a 13 y/o girl who can sense the future
The wuestion is, where's the plot? And wht ''twist'' is the plot twist? That Oliver the 17 year olf wanna have sex with her? That her and Markus kiss, 4 times? That Yasmine becomes her friend? They all seem so.. minor? The biggest plot twist was probably the cliffhanger, her getting kidnappd by Klement, her ex-bestfriends disgusting big brother
Probably the only reason I'm going to read the next books