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I am struck thinking how much more I would have liked this book when I was young. It was a recommendation from a younger friend, so it makes sense.
In good and bad, the MCs feel young. I feel too old. I don't understand the allure of cruel boys.
The writing is comfortable to read, but I fail to connect to it much. Finishing these reads for that friend who holds these books dear to her heart.
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The Will of the Many (Hierarchy, #1)
James Islington
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Jâai beaucoup aimĂ© ce livre, court et simple, il mâa fait passer un bon moment. Jâai adorĂ© les 3 personnages principaux dĂ©s le dĂ©but, on sây attache trĂšs facilement. Jâai presque trouvĂ© le livre trop court, jâaurais aimĂ© avoir encore plus de moments entre et avec les 3 colocataires! JâapprĂ©cie de plus en plus lâĂ©criture de cette autrice et jâai trouvĂ© quâil y avait pleins de passages trĂšs joliment Ă©crits
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The Will of the Many (Hierarchy, #1)
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Post from the The Will of the Many (Hierarchy, #1) forum
« Thatâs the problem with people, though, isnât it? They always think other people are the problem » « If all youâre trying to do is change whoâs in control, then you donât really want to change anything. »
Yeah, Vis has a point here