Reviews - The Murders of Molly Southbourne

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The Murders of Molly Southbourne

Intelligent, unique, creative, chilling.

WOW! What a story! Very strange, but in a good way.

This is a story about a crazy chick named Molly. Whenever Molly bleeds a duplicate of herself is born from her blood. And they're not very nice mollys. Molly is also very eccentric in her thoughts and behavior. She's not someone who's the life of the party, but she can be THE life of the party.

4 stars for cray cray Molly and the molliets.

emfreih's review

2.0

This book was relatively short and felt rushed and the language was very confusing. I didn't absolutely hate it but I just felt like I was being pushed through the story of Molly and James and Leon and her parents rather than being led through it.

The ending felt convoluted and squished rather than natural and inviting. Nonetheless, I'm planning to adventure into the rest of the series to see if I can truly grasp onto whatever concept Tade was trying to convey

jellyfists's review

3.0

What the what. Such a strange little novella, I'm excited to read the next two though this stands well on its own.

turtlebread's review

I could not get past the childish cadence of the writing style. It made sense when Molly was a small child but less so as she becomes a young adult. She's sheltered, yes, but also apparently very well read. All I was hanging on for was the answer to the mystery, which is not enough for me.