Name: Most
ISBN: 9780316576376

Jessica Anthony

Most

Compilation of the more boring parts of Everything I Never Told You, but not as profound. Things came together in the end but was still underwhelming. 

I was definitely intrigued about this book from reading the description, but I cannot say I enjoyed the book.

I hate infidelity in literature, so despite the fact that it is quite unfortunately, common for boring marriages and especially marriages at the time this book is set, I just could not find myself enjoying it simply for the fact I do not like to read about infidelity.

The characters were not particularly likeable, somehow the only character I did enjoy was old Coke Beckett because he was saying exactly what I was thinking. 

It was all quite repetitive for me, too. Granted, it all took place in one day, but I did not enjoy that fact in the slightest. It had me skipping paragraphs, and entire pages, because I had already read the exact same thing just with a slight change in perspective depending on who we were focusing on.

The concept was so wonderful, I was extremely let down by this.

iris may

I was definitely intrigued about this book from reading the description, but I cannot say I enjoyed the book.

I hate infidelity in literature, so despite the fact that it is quite unfortunately, common for boring marriages and especially marriages at the time this book is set, I just could not find myself enjoying it simply for the fact I do not like to read about infidelity.

The characters were not particularly likeable, somehow the only character I did enjoy was old Coke Beckett because he was saying exactly what I was thinking. 

It was all quite repetitive for me, too. Granted, it all took place in one day, but I did not enjoy that fact in the slightest. It had me skipping paragraphs, and entire pages, because I had already read the exact same thing just with a slight change in perspective depending on who we were focusing on.

The concept was so wonderful, I was extremely let down by this.

quick and unremarkable in a rather simple, enjoyable way, like the feeling of knowing what’s to come with an ambivalence. i don’t know. i liked it fine.

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