I went into this with a bright mind. I always go in the blind before reading, because I think it's more fun and leaves a really good surprise element when reading which I wouldn't otherwise expect if not for going in blind.
However, I went to about 100 or so pages before I decided to DNF (do not finish) it.
It was a tough decision because this was a book that got really good reviews and was literally the hottest book from Celadon Books at the time.
I wish I could have stuck it out all the way through reading, but it was just TOO MUCH dialogue to keep reading through. I felt that it was also very repetitive at times and I knew from the moment I started critiquing everything I was reading and the way the author was writing, was when I had to stop reading and put the book down for good.
I know so many enjoyed it and raved about it, but sometimes books aren't for everyone.
However, I went to about 100 or so pages before I decided to DNF (do not finish) it.
It was a tough decision because this was a book that got really good reviews and was literally the hottest book from Celadon Books at the time.
I wish I could have stuck it out all the way through reading, but it was just TOO MUCH dialogue to keep reading through. I felt that it was also very repetitive at times and I knew from the moment I started critiquing everything I was reading and the way the author was writing, was when I had to stop reading and put the book down for good.
I know so many enjoyed it and raved about it, but sometimes books aren't for everyone.