2022 Mid-Year Book Freakout [CC]

Following this one family was absolutely the right choice because you get very connected to them and so as things are happening, whether they're frustrating or really happy, I could really feel that emotion in me and when we got to the end of the book I, yeah, I got really, whew, I could feel myself welling up big time so this is just a really excellent book and it will- it will move you.

This one specifically looks at making medicine better and improving on what we've done in the past and it's just- it's just so engaging. I get sucked into his stories and I don't want to put the book down so that's why this one made me happy.

I just found that there were some plot conveniences and certain character portrayals that really didn't work for me this time.

I have read Celeste's first two books and I loved Little Fires Everywhere so I'm looking forward to this one.

I was just really impressed by how great the writing was. It was honestly excellent and it was really hard to read at times just with the content, how frustrated I felt.

I've read 18 books this year and this is the best book of that selection because it just took me on such an emotional journey.

I liked seeing the different worlds. I liked the introduction of Will as a character and all the- the different points of view that we were following. It just really worked for me.

I just found that her writing, especially science writing, was very engaging and there are other authors that I've read this year that I love, but they're not new to me so I feel like she's the one that fits this question best.