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alss's review against another edition
1.0
gwiazdka to i tak za duzo jak na ta ksiazke… jezykowo jest okropnie uboga, mnostwo powtarzajacych sie zdan, doslownie jakby napisalo ja dziecko w podstawowce,,,
postacie sa tak poteznie splycone, ze nawet bym sie nie spodziewala, ze takie da sie wykreowac
cole uwaza, ze myslenie o swojej dziewczynie jest bycie pantoflem i ma okropny kompleks meskosci
o jesperze i mii to w ogole szkoda gadac, bo nawet nie ma o czym
oakley tez mocno irytowala
ogolnie nie polecam.
postacie sa tak poteznie splycone, ze nawet bym sie nie spodziewala, ze takie da sie wykreowac
cole uwaza, ze myslenie o swojej dziewczynie jest bycie pantoflem i ma okropny kompleks meskosci
o jesperze i mii to w ogole szkoda gadac, bo nawet nie ma o czym
oakley tez mocno irytowala
ogolnie nie polecam.
taylorardoin's review against another edition
3.0
Well, this was unfortunate. I don't have very much to say other than it was good enough to keep me interested. But, I don't really have the motivation to continue on in the series. I'm glad I gave it a shot, though!
jessb814's review against another edition
dark
emotional
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
4.0
jollybookshelf's review against another edition
2.0
I usually stay away from romance, but I needed it for my 2015 Reading Challenge. The premise of the book seemed interesting, but it just became extremely confusing. The narration was constantly switching without warning. Also, the plot deals with a very heavy topic (rape), but seems to beat around the bush with it. Preston just seems to not think her readers are 'ready' to hear about such a serious topic.
The book is set in England, and being from the US, some things just kinda threw me off. A 15 year old was ready to move out and settle down with an (almost) 18 year old. She (the 15 year old girl) refuses to talk because of a problem that no one knows about (the we can assume rape).
Also! This book is apart of a series and I had no idea. There was no indication whatsoever. The ending of the book just kinda stopped. There were so many questions left to the reader.
I dunno... this is just a weird story. I really don't recommend it at all.
The book is set in England, and being from the US, some things just kinda threw me off. A 15 year old was ready to move out and settle down with an (almost) 18 year old. She (the 15 year old girl) refuses to talk because of a problem that no one knows about (the we can assume rape).
Also! This book is apart of a series and I had no idea. There was no indication whatsoever. The ending of the book just kinda stopped. There were so many questions left to the reader.
I dunno... this is just a weird story. I really don't recommend it at all.
stormyharper's review against another edition
4.0
I found this love story intriguing. The storyline was very captivating and I thought it was amazing how Cole seemed to know all that she could've possibly said, it would be great to know someone that much that you can understand even if they can't speak
The book Silence by Natasha Preston is an addictive book that will leave you on the edge of your seat and craving to read more. Oakley’s Story was really lifelike, what happened to her could happen to anyone, and I suggest you read it if you’re into romance.
The book Silence by Natasha Preston is an addictive book that will leave you on the edge of your seat and craving to read more. Oakley’s Story was really lifelike, what happened to her could happen to anyone, and I suggest you read it if you’re into romance.
katysimpson's review against another edition
dark
emotional
sad
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.0
sammy15's review against another edition
emotional
reflective
sad
tense
slow-paced
- Strong character development? Yes
4.5