Sonya
This book was cozier than I usually prefer. While there are some standout quotes that resonated with me, overall, it didn’t feel like anything particularly profound happened. I was hoping for a more developed storyline and character development. The story left me struggling to stay engaged, and it all felt a bit flat.
I think I would have enjoyed it more if the story had been expanded or delved deeper. I feel as though you could remove the characters and have a summarized short article in a philosophy magazine.
This book was cozier than I usually prefer. While there are some standout quotes that resonated with me, overall, it didn’t feel like anything particularly profound happened. I was hoping for a more developed storyline and character development. The story left me struggling to stay engaged, and it all felt a bit flat.
I think I would have enjoyed it more if the story had been expanded or delved deeper. I feel as though you could remove the characters and have a summarized short article in a philosophy magazine.
The Writing Retreat was it for a lot of people, but it just wasn’t for me. The synopsis made me expect something entirely different than what I read. The book started off great, but as more as the story continued, it lost it for me. There were some moments that had me reading more chapters, but I would say this book became more predictable as it went on. The character development just wasn’t there for me and, personally, just not likable.
The Writing Retreat was it for a lot of people, but it just wasn’t for me. The synopsis made me expect something entirely different than what I read. The book started off great, but as more as the story continued, it lost it for me. There were some moments that had me reading more chapters, but I would say this book became more predictable as it went on. The character development just wasn’t there for me and, personally, just not likable.