The book is told through interviews and is very character oriented, meaning that there is basically no actual objective to the plot. It's obvious by the hype that a lot of you do. He's a crappy husband and a terrible friend and just overall controlling and kind of annoying.Īll the other characters feel only half developed and kind of irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. It was always mentioned how she was just naturally better than everyone else, how everything came easy to her, and how she was just so absolutely amazing.īilly was also a jerk, although he was written to be a bit sympathetic. She was also the most special of all the snowflakes. She was mean and spoiled and I just wanted someone to slap some sense into her.
I personally didn't care for any of them.ĭaisy was a total brat. But even horrible people need to be likable, or at least interesting for the book to work. They are actually all supposed to be total a**holes. And I know that they aren't supposed to be likable. Maybe this book secretly sucks too.įirst of all, these characters.
Maybe this book has some deeper meaning that my immature mind just could not comprehend. Maybe I'm just uncool and don't understand what the cool kids are into these days. And with all the hype around this one, I was really hoping this would be it.
Yeah, that's right, it's officially April, the FOURTH MONTH OF THE YEAR, and I have yet to read a book that blows me away. I was hoping beyond all hope that this would be my first 5-star book of 2019. Seriously though, did I read the same book as everyone else? Have you ever felt that? Because I feel that sometimes.
The one that is underwhelming and dry and was nothing at all like what you expected it to be. There's the version everyone you know read. Have you ever felt like there were two versions a book out there.
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