Cute love story. Another light read by Colleen Hoover.

Just amazing insights, the perfect amount of philosophy balanced with humor.

I liked the story line and the characters in the book and the suspense of what would happen next which kept me reading.

This was a classic Weiner book. The setting was Martha's Vineyard and Boston. A terrible event happens to the main character when she is young and this event effects the entire plot.

The story of Lale and the reality of what happened in front of our eyes is horrific, sad, and haunting. I found myself thinking about this book during the day and striking up conversations with my older family members to see what they remembered and how it affected them. The writing seemed a bit choppy to me and at times repetitive, but the story is so interesting that you can easily overlook those craft flaws.

4.5– a delightful tale as usual from Sloan. great for book lovers. didn’t like the man of it all as much but it was pretty self aware.

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A very interesting read that touches on a number of current societal concerns.

Just as it appears that our protagonist and her would be devour-er reach an understanding the situation is further complicated by the revelation that one of their classmates is a protective deity determined to protect out of guilt for letting the tragedy that took her whole family. The whole affair is presented gothic soap opera reminiscent of Dark Shadows. While you never forget that the story is set in japan; it has a real sense of place, and the mythology is ever present, but it could easily be adapted to be set anywhere coastal with a rich folklore to draw from. The translation seems clean and efficient and the delicate lifework of the art is beautiful , even when the subject mater is horrific.

It has like the toughest animals very interesting