This is the first time I'm reading a book of this style and I hoped that I would like it because I have heard nothing but amazing things about this book. And thankfully I really do. I can't wait to read more about Evelyn and Celia (as I'm writing this I really hope that Celia is Evelyn's one true love and that I am correct.)

That last chapter. OMG.

her superiority complex is insane😟

I really don't know how to feel about this book...

I cant believe I didn't get with this book sooner... I wish, I dont have a headache or work, so I can read in peace 😭😭

Reading this for a book challenge to “read a book someone you know hates.” Guessing I will also hate it bc I’m not into thrillers so trying to lean into the thrill of the hate read. But who knows maybe I’ll love it??

june loving adele sparks-sato’s critiques of athena’s novels but getting offended on the (VALID) critiques of her book. oh the irony

I feel like this book has to find you at the right time when you need it the most for you to love it (IMO, very similar to Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist). those who don't need it might think the story is too simple, too preachy, too "self-help-ish" for them, but sometimes when you're so lost in life (just like Nora did), a simple redirection is the best way to get back on track.

I’m on the edge of my seat!! The tension and suspense are so good 🫣

This was my first time reading "Anne of Green Gables" and I thoroughly enjoyed it. This is a children's book, and so I was expecting a story with a lovely protagonist and some lovely and educating morals, and that's what I got. Anne is simply lovable from the very beginning.

are we sure red doesn't have dementia and is hallucinating this all ???