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this book has actually changed my life in a way that I can't explain

the romance the mystery all of it was very compelling super solid one of the best books that I read this year

they are definitely equal I loved it just as much for different reasons but definitely just as much

this is some of the best writing that I have read in my entire life

I can't say enough good things about this book this was my favorite why a book of the year I would highly recommend it

the actual content of the book which is phenomenal which is why it made it into my top four of the year

this is a fun fast-moving contemporary series that follows an extended family who are Chinese and they live in Singapore

this is a fun fast-moving contemporary series that follows an extended family who are Chinese and they live in Singapore

this is a fun fast-moving contemporary series that follows an extended family who are Chinese and they live in Singapore

I finished this book several days ago and I knew that it immediately had to go on my favorites list

it is similar in tone and some of the themes as Celestine's first novel everything I've ever told you

this was the first book of 2017 that I really remember being like wow that could be one of my favorite books

it has the momentum and the pacing of something like big little lies where it is very readable and you just want to keep reading more

this was the first book this year that I was like oh my god that is my favorite book

this had so much potential but there was so much lacking and also so much excess so I would not recommend this at all

reading it was like watching paint dry

it just left me very confused secondly the balance of prose and dialogue and people's inner thoughts was really ineffective

the relationship was very superficial I thought it was a lot based on looks and lust

this book was not harmful or offensive it was just real predictable

Caravelle was gray the color of formulaic repetition and ineffectiveness

this is a gender swapped retelling slash inspired story by Pride and Prejudice which is set in the prehistoric times

I did think this was an incredibly honest and authentic portrayal of Stevie's experience at this eating disorder rehab facility

it's a really interesting compare and contrast but I genuinely think that the university setting really surrounds both of these things and informs the plot and where both of them are going

this is another story that explores things like identity privilege culture motherhood the expectations of women in society the writing I think is equally beautiful