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kevinreadsbooks96 's review for:
The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle
by Stuart Turton
It was definitely a complex book that needed my full attention, I needed some time to get used to that (I'm mostly used to young adult books which are ofcourse much easier to read).
But once I did oh la la! Knowing next to nothing about this book, I had no idea what to expect. When I found out we would be seeing the same day from different perspectives, I nearly lost it. I loved trying to find other hosts, I loved reliving some moments from a different point of view, I loved guessing what would happen next.
I had a hard time keeping up with all the names, I'm sure a second read would give me much more pleasure, knowing what characters will be important and so on.
I did like the prison element, I kinda wished it was more elaborated on, but I understand that wasn't the point.
I did feel like it dragged on for just a bit too long near the end, and there being a fake Evelyn made it unnecessarily confusing to me.
I really liked this book a lot, it might have been just a bit too complex for me at this point, but I know that if/when I reread this book, I'll love it even more, knowing what to focus on.
But once I did oh la la! Knowing next to nothing about this book, I had no idea what to expect. When I found out we would be seeing the same day from different perspectives, I nearly lost it. I loved trying to find other hosts, I loved reliving some moments from a different point of view, I loved guessing what would happen next.
I had a hard time keeping up with all the names, I'm sure a second read would give me much more pleasure, knowing what characters will be important and so on.
I did like the prison element, I kinda wished it was more elaborated on, but I understand that wasn't the point.
I did feel like it dragged on for just a bit too long near the end, and there being a fake Evelyn made it unnecessarily confusing to me.
I really liked this book a lot, it might have been just a bit too complex for me at this point, but I know that if/when I reread this book, I'll love it even more, knowing what to focus on.