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A review by utopiastateofmind
Repeat After Me by Jessica Warman
2.0
(Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher. This has not impacted my review which is unbiased and honest.)
Okay, I love time loops. They're one of my favorite niche subjects I love to read in speculative fiction. However, Repeat After Me has some really short chapters and SO many POVs. It was kind of painful to get through at the beginning because I really had no idea who anyone was. It's tricky to be introduced to so many different voices and stories. Paired with the short chapters made it difficult to get anyone right in my head. As a whole, Repeat After Me attempts to explore when everything matters or nothing matters. But it's one that sort of loses the plot before it even begins?
Okay, I love time loops. They're one of my favorite niche subjects I love to read in speculative fiction. However, Repeat After Me has some really short chapters and SO many POVs. It was kind of painful to get through at the beginning because I really had no idea who anyone was. It's tricky to be introduced to so many different voices and stories. Paired with the short chapters made it difficult to get anyone right in my head. As a whole, Repeat After Me attempts to explore when everything matters or nothing matters. But it's one that sort of loses the plot before it even begins?