Mr&Mrs

fun story but mismatched narration

Revisado: 08-01-24

ì liked a lot of aspects of this book but I think the narration was not a great fit. both narrators are great, but neither really captured Amelia's tone and it Mae her seem weird and childish.

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unusually enjoyable

Revisado: 02-26-24

I generally find that most modern period mysteries don't stack up to the originals but this one was pretty good! I enjoyed it

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incredibly entertaining

Revisado: 02-15-24

I'm not sure if I believe everything in this story but it was such an enjoyable read

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Really informative

Revisado: 02-11-24

I enjoyed this book quite a lot. if you like historical true crime you'll enjoy it too

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so wonderfully good

Revisado: 02-05-23

I admit I am not normally a fan of dramatized books because they cut so much of the prose. but this? this version was so stunning. especially impressed by Catherine Tate's (Donna from Doctor Who). highly recommended

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an excellent sequel

Revisado: 01-14-23

if you liked the first book then you need to read the second. no duh. my only complaint is that the thing that gets Spensa to the place is a bit...contrived. I could tell that Sanderson had started things off going in a direction that was probably going to lead to a longer, more complicated path than what ultimately happened. And I get why, I just don't like seeing behind the curtain as a reader that way. I also feel like it could have been achieved slightly differently and more sensibly but this is a very small gripe. I really did enjoy the book immensely. stayed up for nights tensely cross stitching while listening, occasionally laughing or exclaiming to myself and awakening my partner accidentally.

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painfully good

Revisado: 01-08-23

two of the characters in this story shine so brightly and are so fun and relatable, especially as an extremely headstrong person with autism, that I frequently laughed out loud and then tapped my husband on the shoulder to quote a passage to him, asking him, "who does this remind you of??" it's me. the author has done a phenomenal job writing a teen female character who never did anything I felt was tp stupid to bear and that's quite a feat. if you liked this book, read Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir and if you liked that one then read this.

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I only wish it were longer

Revisado: 11-26-22

I think this book would have been perfect if it was twice the length. As it is, for its time is wonderful and fun, with plenty of sad parts and excitement

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impeccably narrated, sad at many parts

Revisado: 11-13-22

a wonderful book and fans of North and South will especially like it since it deals with the same sort of setting, time period and challenges only from the perspective of the lowest class rather than a wealthy middle as family that falls on hard times. the narration is so good I could just eat it up

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impeccably written and narrated

Revisado: 10-12-22

this is a new favorite book of mine that I will return to. the narration sets it off perfectly.

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