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3.75
Thank you Caitlin Macy, the publisher, and Goodreads for the free ARC of A Blind Corner.
I would give this somewhere in between a 3 and 4! It was a very interesting read. Each story felt like the perfect length but at the same time, not. I would just be getting interested in the characters and their story when it would end. The length of each short story was perfect to keep me hooked, but the endings of the stories felt somewhat incomplete and always left me wanting more. That felt like the point - the abrupt endings forced me to reflect on the stories more than I would have otherwise.
This is my first book by Caitlin Macy, but I found her to be a captivating story teller and writer. I would recommend this book and I wouldn't be opposed to re-reading it someday!
I would give this somewhere in between a 3 and 4! It was a very interesting read. Each story felt like the perfect length but at the same time, not. I would just be getting interested in the characters and their story when it would end. The length of each short story was perfect to keep me hooked, but the endings of the stories felt somewhat incomplete and always left me wanting more. That felt like the point - the abrupt endings forced me to reflect on the stories more than I would have otherwise.
This is my first book by Caitlin Macy, but I found her to be a captivating story teller and writer. I would recommend this book and I wouldn't be opposed to re-reading it someday!
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