

I have such mixed feelings about this book. Some parts I couldn‘t put down whereas others I couldn‘t wait to get through them.
I didn‘t find any of the characters to be likable and sometimes the writing style could be hard to follow.
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I have such mixed feelings about this book. Some parts I couldn‘t put down whereas others I couldn‘t wait to get through them.
I didn‘t find any of the characters to be likable and sometimes the writing style could be hard to follow.
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Left my house for the day and brought four books with me because I couldn‘t decide what I may want to read 🤷🏼♀️
I had the honour of reviewing Bonert's 1st book and it was a stunning debut. But this sophomore effort coming of age tale just didn't resonate with me. I can't put my finger on it—perhaps it was the dialogue? It was hard for me to get into the book with several failed attempts and start overs. Once I did get into the story, I did enjoy parts of it. The characters are complex, some are well-developed, and others, like Martin are underdeveloped.
Too much flipping back and forth to the glossary to get the dialects. DNF. May be okay with a real print book. I didn‘t stay around to find out.
Unfortunately, this was a DNF for me. I do not enjoy a book written in dialect, and when it is first person and a dialect I am unfamiliar with, this one was just too difficult to get into. I couldn‘t find the cadence and didn‘t understand the lingo. #netgalley