Gemma Louise Foster
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It's written in an overly descriptive way which I'm not used to and some of the similes used didn't really work or fit, in my opinion. However, I enjoyed the book and couldn't put it down, despite it sometimes seeming to take ages getting anywhere. I think that is because, by the end, you really feel like you know the protagonists. I felt sad for them and almost protective of them both. I was saddened by the ending.
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Kath Crolla
The book opens well, with the story of Connor and Marianne while they're at school. Then, Connor's inarticulacy us plausible. It becomes a little annoying as the Will They Won't they develops. It takes a long time for the reasons for Marianne' s inadequacies to emerge. But it's and easy read, simple unadorned language, which I like.
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Donna Green
A strong start of the two main characters and their relationship but by half way through its gets a bit boring. Their relationship, their issues feel lame, uninteresting and affected. You don't really care about them. The ending is very poor.
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