devon fleming

Loved the book, but the narrator was so so so bad

Revisado: 03-07-25

This book was so beautiful, but I listened to the entire thing on 1.5 speed. She takes extremely long breaks between sentences and there is very obvious background noise

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Beautiful, real & heart wrenching.

Revisado: 02-28-25

Absolutely loved this book. The main characters are relatable as parents and partners, and the author describes their pain and inner workings so beautifully.

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Heart shattering, real, and moving

Revisado: 12-29-24

One of my top books this year. It genuinely makes you feel like you are in Italy with them, navigating the unfamiliar feelings and emotions of a first real love. Absolutely beautiful prose, and you feel everything Elio feels. Will come back to this one again and again.

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John Marrs.. enough said.

Revisado: 11-25-24

John Marrs is incredible. This book is so so good. Incredible plot, amazing twists you don’t see coming, and good narration.

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We get it .. you like twists

Revisado: 10-21-24

I hated every second of this book. There are about 150 twists, most of which are predictable and the others are just thrown in because … I don’t know actually. Don’t waste a credit on this book. The narration is bad, the dialogue is cringe, and the story is terrible. Worst book I’ve read in 2024 for me.

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Total Ripoff ..

Revisado: 07-25-24

If you’ve read The Last Mrs. Parrish, there is no need to bother with this book. She stole probably 75% of the plot from Mrs Parrish. It’s extremely obvious she was heavily inspired by that book, so though this is done well, it’s not original at all.

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Such a feeling of dread throughout- SO GOOD

Revisado: 12-31-23

I LOVED this book. The characters are so complex and you spend a lot of the first half trying to piece together what you think is going on. Such amazing story telling and the performances were incredible. There was such an eerie feeling throughout that kept me hooked. Even my husband who is not a reader was hanging around me and when I asked what he was doing, he said he wanted to know what was going to happen next and he was hooked too!
My only complaint was the last couple chapters were kinda dull. Since the rest of the book was so full of twists and turns, I was expecting something to pop out toward the end too. But overall, I really loved this. Hope to see a series or movie based on this soon!

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breathtaking and beautiful

Revisado: 07-25-23

a million little pieces is my favorite book of all time and i have read it at least 10 times. i kept starting katerina and getting bored and not continuing, but this time i did. for whatever reason, the first half of the book is pretty bland to me but god it gets so good.
james frey has such an amazing way with words, and those complaining about his narration of the story don’t seem to understand his writing. i think the way he narrates is perfect and it’s exactly how i read his writing. it’s a stream of consciousness and the repetition always hammers whatever he’s saying into my brain. in my opinion, he read it perfectly and i assume the way it was meant to be read.
all that being said, this book is so beautiful. it is such an accurate and raw description of intense, love and unbelievable hurt. you feel their love so deeply. i really can’t say enough about this book, it is so good and will break your heart.

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