The first Ruth Ware book that I couldn‘t get into. It took me forever to read this because until the last 10% I was not even remotely interested in what was happening. I guess I would still say read it, but... quickly so you can get to the really well done ending 😅

Again, would rate higher than pick. Ruth Ware does an amazing job at describing how the MC is feeling and creating an immediate connection with the reader.

This had me engaged from the very beginning. I wish I could rate it higher than just “pick” because it was truly amazing. I hadn‘t heard of Ruth Ware and this was recommended to me by a coworker, which has started my path into reading all of her books. Which I suggest you do the same.

This is a pretty quick and easy read. I found it pretty predictable, but the writer did a good job of keeping you captivated even with the predictability.

I enjoyed this book a lot in the beginning. It does feels like a children‘s book at times, which is fine since you‘re in the mind of a little boy. Towards the middle of the book everything felt very repetitive and drawn out and it continued with that feel the rest of the way through. I almost DNF this. It would have been better if it was shorter, unfortunately.

I have no words without giving too much away other than, READ THIS BOOK.

I was hooked from the second you meet the little alien from hetrayeh. Ursa stole my heart as quickly as she did everyone else‘s. This is one of those books that quickly rose to being in my top 10 books.

Writing style was a bit odd, but the story itself makes up for it. Incredibly suspenseful and a great conversation started, if you like darker conversations. 😂

From the first page to the last I was engaged 100% I‘ve read a lot of negative reviews regarding the “twist” at the end being a let down. If you‘re the type of person who only reads stories with huge twists at the end, this book is not for you. I felt like Dot Hutchinson laid everything important on the table at the very beginning, and added a small twist for those who crave it. It would‘ve been much better without it, but it was still amazing.

This was a lot better than the first book by Dr Harper. At this point we already know what kind of person Elliot is, so all of the excitement is coming from an outward place. The twists were delivered in a much more stimulating way and the ending left me wanting the next one right now. Getting through the first book may be a bit hard for some people, but I think this one would make it worth it for most audiences.

While this wasn‘t the best edited or well written book I‘ve ever read, it was still really fun to read. Of course some of the twists could have been executed better, it still had me enthralled enough to read it in one sitting.

🥀If you leave a door half open, soon you‘ll hear the whispers spoken. 🥀 Just finished listening to this wonderful book. It was a bit hard to get into due to the alternating voices, but after a while I got used to it and really enjoyed every spooky and tense minute. 100% would recommend this book.

This is one of the best books I‘ve read this year. I originally watched “You” on Netflix and discovered it was based on a book. In the beginning, it‘s almost word for word identical but as you get further into it, it gets darker and more intense than the show was. I cannot wait to grab Hidden Bodies and continue the story of Joe.

I got this audio book about a week ago, and I‘m finally getting around to it. So far, I can‘t stop listening. It‘s amazing, but I‘m only 3 chapters in so I hope it continues to go this well!

I really wanted to like this book. I was incredibly excited, it seemed like something that was right up my alley, just for it to end in a very Gone Girl way. The “twist” was very predictable from very early on. The author had a terrible habit of repeating herself way too much. There were several phrases that were used so often, I almost quit the book. #thedaybefore #withmyhandsonmyhips

I have a love hate relationship with this book. I loved all of it, up until the end. It was probably one of the biggest let downs I‘ve felt in any book I‘ve ever read.

This was incredibly engaging. If you‘re interested in paleontology, I could not recommend this book more. It‘s perfect.

I struggled my way through this book. While it does have some interesting parts, most of the book felt very dry. I picked this book after being recommended it for my interests in geology, but this book is mostly about the life and the downfall of William Smith.