I Read Overhyped Books So You Don’t Have To (And Found Better Ones) 🤯

I really hate that book. I don't understand the hype. Genuinely, I do not understand the hype of that book.

It felt like she had an incredible idea and then very lackluster execution and that was just unfortunate. Also I want to preface this by saying just because I feel like this book is over hyped, doesn't make me feel like it was a bad book. It wasn't a terrible book. It was just an okay read, but I felt like because of how much hype it had and how everyone talked about how it was incredible, I just had certain standards and it just did not meet that unfortunately.

And it's a really, really beautiful, very sad, very thought-provoking book. And though it's not as sad as the other ones, it is like a little heartbreaking at times because you learn things about the mother and she just went through so much trying to give the best, give her best for her children and it makes you like realize the love of a mother, realize like everyone has their own battles and how that translates to your children and all of these other things.

There wasn't any real substantial understanding of the fantasy world because it was so underdeveloped. There wasn't much to look for because there wasn't much there outside of the fact that they wrote letters to each other.

It's a biography about her life if you don't know and she is such a fighter, such a trooper and it really changed my life and I think more people should read it.

I rated this book five stars. I thought it was incredible. I thought it was a great way to teach people and also show your creative freedom and she did both those things very, very well.

This book was supposed to be the most heart-wrenching, absolutely emotionally destroy us and it did nothing. It was so underwhelming, so anti-climactic. I could not believe we were reading the same book everyone was telling us about.

Especially because the characters were so unlikable. There was so much miscommunication. There was so much divide in like personal angst that there was no real reason to continue reading.

It leaves you with so many thoughts, so many like revelations, and really makes you step outside of your own life unbiasedly and look down at it and see if you're living the way that you want to live.

This one was just literally word-for-word copy of The Hunger Games. I'm sorry to tell you. I'm sorry to tell you.

The book was so good until the very ending. I feel like she, I don't know, like got lazy or something, but the ending was so unsatisfactory, so anticlimactic. I couldn't believe that's how she left us off, especially after the roller coaster that we had.

This book was both painful and beautiful to read. It felt boring and frustrating most of the time. However, the structure was nothing short of incredible.

I geek out about that type of thing just because I grew up with Twilight and I absolutely love Twilight.