Some Things I Still Can't Tell You by Misha Collins

3.93 AVERAGE

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eddiefook's review against another edition

5.0
The only thing devastating about this book is how short it is. I felt I was just settling into the beauty of it when I was already near the end. Collins writes with raw talent and feeling that they remind you the power that poetry has over people. I adored this slim volume and I hope there will be more to come.

trinnee_143's review

2.75
reflective fast-paced
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monbro's review

1.75
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pagesforages's review

5.0
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lovefromhannah's review

4.0
I bought this, initially, because of misha. whilst growing up, I watched him play the character of as castiel in supernatural, and now that the show has finally ended after fifteen seasons, I wanted to pay ode and read his poetry. prior to reading, I was unaware that misha had wrote poetry previously however, if he was to publish further collections in the future, I would like to think I would read and enjoy them as much as I did this.

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kelly_h's review

4.0
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marinapomares's review

3.75
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nathie1910's review against another edition

2.0
reflective fast-paced
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elizabrown's review

5.0
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I'm not really a poetry person, I tend to favour prose. But this I loved. It felt like autobiography by poetry. I chose to listen to this on audiobook and having the author read it himself was genius. It made the very personal subject matter even more raw. I was completely invested in his story and wanted to know more and get deeper into it.

I guess if you are a fan of Misha Collins you're going to read/listen to this anyway, but even if you're not, give it a try.

vinni04's review

4.0
emotional inspiring reflective medium-paced