4 Stars: I really liked this book and the only reason I don't give it five stars is that, all-in-all, it's pretty sensational and fluffy in nature. The stories of an affair, a few fetishes and a midlife crisis intertwine to make a very scandalous read. I love the way Perrotta writes and while his characters aren't always the most believable, you end up rooting for them throughout the whole ride.

4 Stars: I really liked this book and the only reason why I don't give it five stars is that in the end it's pretty sensational and fluffy in nature. The stories of an affair, a few fetishes and a midlife crisis intertwine to make a pretty scandalous read. I love the way Perrotta writes and while his characters aren't always the most believable, they're ones that evoke interest and emotion.

Like all of Liane Moriarty's books, this one is addicting and keeps you turning the pages. Reading Moriarty is like eating a whole pizza in one sitting- you're not proud of it, but damn it was good. I look forward to reading her next scandalous little novel.

Picking this one up after having read most of it a few months ago. I'm a big fan of Perrotta's easy reading and juicy plot lines. Seems perfect for a sunny day in PDX.

I can't believe how annoyed I am at this book. Maybe I just don't get it? It's feeling like one of those movies that is overly confusing and weird but everyone calls it deep and genius instead. What if Palahniuk is just full of shit?

A Little Life is one of those books that sticks with you for a long time. So much sadness in the pages, there will be times when you cry and then laugh because of how much you've cried. While I wish in the 800+ pages there had been more character development- this is absolutely a worth while reed.

Just started this one, but interested in hearing if anyone else finds Survivor a little long-winded...

This book is bringing back all of the insecurities and absurdity of being a teenage girl. All the feels with this one.