I'm Thinking of Ending Things
Ratings328
Average rating3.7
Creepy, atmospheric read, with an ending twist that I'm not sure if I like.
I'll keep this as spoiler-free as I can at this point. This thing is 200 pages, and man, does it do a lot in those pages. In a good way. As the story unfolds, there are more and more events that are simply....off-putting. It does a very good job with keeping tension and creating atmosphere. I read along with the audiobook at about 1.5 (for some reason, these audiobooks are always slow). However, about 80 pages out, I slowed down and really took in those pages. It was great. And the last few lines of the novel seem to be instructions to the reader, to read it again, with all of this newfound information regarding life, love, philosophy, psychology, etc. And I love that. There are a lot of things this book has going for it. I had a dream about it last night, and I don't generally dream of books or movies, etc., so it definitely stayed with me.
The twist, I'm just not sure that I like it, to be honest. I'm mulling it over.
Creepy, atmospheric read, with an ending twist that I'm not sure if I like.
I'll keep this as spoiler-free as I can at this point. This thing is 200 pages, and man, does it do a lot in those pages. In a good way. As the story unfolds, there are more and more events that are simply....off-putting. It does a very good job with keeping tension and creating atmosphere. I read along with the audiobook at about 1.5 (for some reason, these audiobooks are always slow). However, about 80 pages out, I slowed down and really took in those pages. It was great. And the last few lines of the novel seem to be instructions to the reader, to read it again, with all of this newfound information regarding life, love, philosophy, psychology, etc. And I love that. There are a lot of things this book has going for it. I had a dream about it last night, and I don't generally dream of books or movies, etc., so it definitely stayed with me.
The twist, I'm just not sure that I like it, to be honest. I'm mulling it over.
Creepy, atmospheric read, with an ending twist that I'm not sure if I like.
I'll keep this as spoiler-free as I can at this point. This thing is 200 pages, and man, does it do a lot in those pages. In a good way. As the story unfolds, there are more and more events that are simply....off-putting. It does a very good job with keeping tension and creating atmosphere. I read along with the audiobook at about 1.5 (for some reason, these audiobooks are always slow). However, about 80 pages out, I slowed down and really took in those pages. It was great. And the last few lines of the novel seem to be instructions to the reader, to read it again, with all of this newfound information regarding life, love, philosophy, psychology, etc. And I love that. There are a lot of things this book has going for it. I had a dream about it last night, and I don't generally dream of books or movies, etc., so it definitely stayed with me.
The twist, I'm just not sure that I like it, to be honest. I'm mulling it over.
Creepy, atmospheric read, with an ending twist that I'm not sure if I like.
I'll keep this as spoiler-free as I can at this point. This thing is 200 pages, and man, does it do a lot in those pages. In a good way. As the story unfolds, there are more and more events that are simply....off-putting. It does a very good job with keeping tension and creating atmosphere. I read along with the audiobook at about 1.5 (for some reason, these audiobooks are always slow). However, about 80 pages out, I slowed down and really took in those pages. It was great. And the last few lines of the novel seem to be instructions to the reader, to read it again, with all of this newfound information regarding life, love, philosophy, psychology, etc. And I love that. There are a lot of things this book has going for it. I had a dream about it last night, and I don't generally dream of books or movies, etc., so it definitely stayed with me.
The twist, I'm just not sure that I like it, to be honest. I'm mulling it over.
