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I went into this unsure it‘d be for me; I‘ve struggled before with books with a millennial main character making bad decisions and just generally faffing about, however this turned out to be a great, fun and wry read which felt entirely plausible despite the bad decisions and faffing around 😆. It also unexpectedly made me cry, which is never a bad thing, then turned into a little bit of a thriller; I love a book-surprise.

I listened to this, read by the author and read SO slow,even 2.3 wasn‘t fast enough.I liked her rants, my brain does this too!Not too interesting but okay enough.I‘ve read several books by Indian authors and this one felt like she was trying too hard not to be Indian and yet clinging to her culture enough to write a book about it.The end was very amusing but she could‘ve cut out half the book to get to it and it would‘ve been better.Book#18 in2023

Well... This was just too mixed up and it there for me. Some of the dialogue was funny and interesting but I also was not that impressed with the premise... I mean "mild" canabalism in the name of beauty. Removing ribs... Yeah it's out there. Also the narration on this book horrible, I had to speed it up to 1.5x and it still had awkward pauses.
Book 2 of the #NovelNovember #readathon is complete! @Andrew65 next up is listed below ?