Daughters of the North | 
so-soParts of this were really well thought out and written to keep me thinking. Then it seemed less so. I wonder if this is indicative of it being written as a statement or account.
It has stayed in my mind a lot though... even dreamt about it :/
panI finished my 5th and final book for #24in48 with 2 minutes to go in the readathon, so I‘m calling it.
This book has a great concept, but it‘s lacking in real plot. It was kind of all over the place, and all of the building tension just fizzled out with an ending that seemed rushed.
Maybe I‘m over dystopian, but I think it was probably just this book that didn‘t do it for me. 🤷🏻♀️
so-soMeh. A great idea in search of a compelling plot. Just when you think there's some progress and action finally arriving, boom, it's all over. Disappointing after a promising start.
Hmm, not sure about this one. I'll finish it - on audiobook - this afternoon. I'm a sucker for post-apocalyptic books and while this isn't a complete disappointment, it does seem thin on a plot. Let's see if the end redeems it.
Bereft after finishing The Handmaid's Tale on television, I need another fix of dystopian female struggles. Very high hopes for this one.
And these are the ones I have read before (either from the library or on kindle) but want to own in physical copies. #bookstoreaccident
"Mine was a different kind of sickness. I didn't feel listless or oppressed. I didn't want drugs or numbness to mask my consciousness. I knew that everything around me was wrong. I could see it. I could sense it. And I had not yet found a voice with which to make my arguments. It still lay somewhere inside me, unexpressed, growing angrier."
this book is due in 4 days and I have twelve waiting for me on hold 🙈🙈🙈🙈 I know all you librarians out there say you love voracious readers but I'm not sure mine love it as much as you
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