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I struggled with this one. It was a unique and I liked it for that but boy it was a slow roll of a story. It was frustrating because there were elements (we‘re talking Feed Me Seymour here) that could have livened up the story had the garden been more character than background. I also thought too much was explained in the wrap up of the story that wasn‘t played out in earlier chapters.

With class beginning tomorrow I should really relax with adding to the #tbr pile.

This was a DNF for me at 86 pages. I felt no connection with the character, and just had no interest in her story.

I thought this was a great read. Yes there were a few things that made my skin crawl but nothing to overt. It is a magical read in many ways. A tense read also. There is a lot going on and the main character, Harriet, is treated horribly by both her father and then her husband.

Full review: https://lsmoore49.blogspot.com/2024/11/the-peculiar-garden-of-harriet-hunt-by.ht...

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