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More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera
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4/5
I don’t remember how I came across this book, but I didn’t know it was Silvera’s first book until after I checked it out. Let me just say he did a great job for this being his first book. I enjoyed the plot a lot and even though there wasn’t a lot of romance I found the Leto part of the story interesting, for my favorite book is They Both Die at the End. I now know he does an amazing job with writing books that are different but similar to our world, which I love because it feels real but with a little but of dystopian or science fiction. I laughed to myself when I saw the name Scorpious Hawthorne, I guess almost or all his books could be in this universe he has created, which is pretty cool.
I don’t remember how I came across this book, but I didn’t know it was Silvera’s first book until after I checked it out. Let me just say he did a great job for this being his first book. I enjoyed the plot a lot and even though there wasn’t a lot of romance I found the Leto part of the story interesting, for my favorite book is They Both Die at the End. I now know he does an amazing job with writing books that are different but similar to our world, which I love because it feels real but with a little but of dystopian or science fiction. I laughed to myself when I saw the name Scorpious Hawthorne, I guess almost or all his books could be in this universe he has created, which is pretty cool.