4.5⭐️
This was so fun I loved it! All the twists had my heart racing. I read the last like 30%? so quickly and found it so hard to put down
1.5?? Maybe 2??
I swear I feel like I did not read the same book as the people whose reviews I read before choosing it
I've had this book on my shelf for so long slightly intimidated to read it but I finally got to it and I'm so glad because I loved it! I'm so excited to watch the tv series now
3.5
Before picking up this book I was expecting some sort of horror comedy similar to Santa Clarita Diet but this was not that at all. I really enjoyed the themes of feminism and capitalism and how these were intertwined with the exploration of motherhood - it reminded me of something I would have studied in school. That being said, I think this book may be enjoyed a lot more by those who have experienced motherhood. Although it was really interesting, eye opening and fun to read at times, overall it just missed the mark for me.
This book was so much longer than it needed to be and so much of it was unnecessary but I do love me some Bella and Edward and especially loved the more in-depth look into the Cullens
I'm so torn on how to rate this book. I loved the first, let's say 90%, but the ending was so abrupt and felt off that it really impacted my overall enjoyment. I feel like the story definitely could've gone on for another 100 or so pages to give a proper ending even with keeping the non-resolution type ending so many aspects needed to be more fleshed out. I did love the atmosphere and where the plot was going but I just feel disappointed :(
pll was high school Tori's favourite show and reading this brought back so much of the nostalgia and fun that the tv series held for me. although there are definite differences I think they still hold up well as an entity and in their own separate media and I enjoyed this a lot so perhaps I'll continue reading the series
Not as Christmassy as I was hoping and the murderer reveal was clever but also felt a little convenient? a lot of people not who they said they were and a lot of people with motives but not the best killer choice imo. still a fun cosy mystery though
Personally I didn't love it nor hate it. I felt it was just okay. I prefer R.L. Stein's novels more but I think this would be a great graphic novel for middle-grade audiences!
Thank you to Netgalley for providing me with an arc in exchange for review
The writing was very lyrical and beautiful but the lack of substance just ruined it for me
4.5 - i loved this oneeee! So fun and creepy and I loved the family drama and history. Grady Hendrix honestly can do no wrong
I am so grateful to Anna Spargo-Ryan for being so raw and honest with her experiences and life with mental illness. Scarily relatable but incredibly written, insightful, and inspiring