pickI‘m always hesitant when a book is hyped, but on an impulse I grabbed a copy of this book and it did not disappoint. And, yeah, I sat in my living room and cried as I finished it.
pickI thought it was great. Compared to the movie, it goes into way more detail about the events and even gives you more clues than what was shown in the movie. I‘d recommend reading it before watching the movie if you haven‘t already
pickBlimey 😳😳 🦷 🦷 that ending!
Super twisted and dark!
In need of a lighthearted one now 😂
pickHad no idea this was such a short book, so I finished it in about a day. I enjoyed it, for the most part, but found the ending a bit anticlimactic and lacking. I finished and said, "That's it? Really?" Still an enjoyable book overall, though.
pickThis is one of those hooks that will left you broken and questioning life and you will recommend to others so they to can feel the pain. Loved Saint and she deserved so much more. I loved the different characters and the passing of time.
Catching up on yesterday‘s #HaikuADay (Day #8) I didn‘t have a chance to breathe all day & I wrote this one last night at our company All Hands dinner.
In Hawaii the starch of choice at every meal is rice & the rice tray was refilled multiple times. Me, I‘m a potato girl! 🥔
(Sometimes you need a little silly in your haiku!) 😉
Ahh, Potatoes… 🥔
My favorite starch…
two decades on the island
taters still beat rice!
#HaikuHive
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pickThis book just about killed me. I didn‘t feel until the end just how deeply its roots have embedded themselves in my mind and my heart. Two lifelong friends spending a lifetime each, searching for a voice from the darkness. More than that, it‘s a search for a serial killer. But each of those descriptions does not do this epic novel justice. Yes it‘s long, but it is so worth the investment. Did I cry at the end? You know I did. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
