Not a fanI felt like it was just a huge let down I didn't really like any of the characters I had a really hard time believing some of the character development it just felt really inauthentic
Unspeakable (2015)
Others: Negative - ISBN:
- 9780349002057
- Length:
- 368 pages
Genres: young adult
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