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A review by onegin
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab
emotional
hopeful
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
4.0
This is the kind of book that makes you burst into tears when you finish it. Not sad tears, though, it's more like... you know how beautiful music gives you goosebumps?
This book is about people who cannot find love. Yet love is what makes livable - and now I'm not talking exclusively about romantic love, but any kind of love (though, in this book, the love that the characters share is also romantic) . The point of view characters look for love while the devil tells them that it is not possible, that they will never belong.
The opposite of love is loneliness. The characters are so very lonely - until the devil shows up, with a solution.
This book is about people who cannot find love. Yet love is what makes livable - and now I'm not talking exclusively about romantic love, but any kind of love (though, in this book, the love that the characters share is also romantic) . The point of view characters look for love while the devil tells them that it is not possible, that they will never belong.
The opposite of love is loneliness. The characters are so very lonely - until the devil shows up, with a solution.