It’s not as classy as poetry or classics, but there’s definitely a distinct style to it as you read. It worked for the plot, but made it more unbelievable to the reader.Īpril Genevieve Tucholke is a writer with a very unique style to her books. I also don't find Wink and Midnight's relationship very believable considering they basically started dating immediately after he moved in next door to her (literally a couple hours later). Not only was the book slow throughout (with very little plot to drive it), but the ending was not worth it.

Once the twist started and the wow factor kicked in, it was like the author changed her mind amd didn't want it to be 'that big of a deal', so the characters were like 'eh'. it left me feeling very confused and wondering what the point of the entire thing was. It almost did at one point, but then the plot twist didn't get much of a reaction out if the characters and the ending kind of fizzled. I also thought that it would go a specific direction because it was constantly compared to WWL. It kept being compared to 'We Were Liars', so I figured it would be slow with a shocking ending that makes it all worth it, just like WWL did. This book started off slow, but very interesting. I don't understand why this book has such high reviews on Facebook unless It's all hippy dippy smarter-than-you people reading it, or there's just something I didn't get.

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