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Everything We Never Knew
by Ellen Goodlett, Julianne Hough
The concept of this book captivated me from the start. Lexi discovers she possesses the ability to sense others' emotions and occasionally glimpse their personal memories.
The initial chapters were engaging as Lexi navigated unfamiliar individuals and delved into their pasts. However, the bulk of the narrative focused on her internal struggles and processing past traumas, resembling a therapeutic journey. Some parts were perplexing, and I craved more interactions with strangers.
Nevertheless, the book had its merits. The dynamic friend group and Lexi's mentor were highlights for me. It offered plenty of contemplation and managed to hold my interest throughout.
The initial chapters were engaging as Lexi navigated unfamiliar individuals and delved into their pasts. However, the bulk of the narrative focused on her internal struggles and processing past traumas, resembling a therapeutic journey. Some parts were perplexing, and I craved more interactions with strangers.
Nevertheless, the book had its merits. The dynamic friend group and Lexi's mentor were highlights for me. It offered plenty of contemplation and managed to hold my interest throughout.