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The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett
by Chelsea Sedoti
Once again, another book I just picked up on a whim and decided to try out in Florida. This follows our main character social-outcast Hawthorne who ends up getting obsessive about this girl who went missing, Lizzie Lovett, even though she was mad jealous of her in high school. Hawthorne ends up taking Lizzie's old job at a run down café and befriends her boyfriend. She and the boyfriend, Enzo, end up going on a hunt to try and figure out what happened to Lizzie, and Hawthorne ends up taking this too far.
I'm just gonna state that the main character is very unlikeable. Very. I didn't mind, but I know some people would. This was mediocre until the last 150 pages, and I only actually liked it because of the relationship. Hawthorne and Enzo's relationship is so similar to a relationship I once had, that it literally shook me to my core and made my almost nasty sob. It was too much for me, but in a good way? It made me feel so connected to Hawthorne and really understand what she was feeling. For that reason alone, I gave it 4/5 stars. However, my reason for liking this is super personal and I would totally understand why most people don't really like it.
I'm just gonna state that the main character is very unlikeable. Very. I didn't mind, but I know some people would. This was mediocre until the last 150 pages, and I only actually liked it because of the relationship. Hawthorne and Enzo's relationship is so similar to a relationship I once had, that it literally shook me to my core and made my almost nasty sob. It was too much for me, but in a good way? It made me feel so connected to Hawthorne and really understand what she was feeling. For that reason alone, I gave it 4/5 stars. However, my reason for liking this is super personal and I would totally understand why most people don't really like it.