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Such a Pretty Smile
by Kristi DeMeester
Going between two timelines in 2004 and 2019, Such a Pretty Smile follows Caroline Sawyer and her daughter, Lila, who are both victims of a dark power that they are searching for and fighting against. It has an undertone of feminism, misogyny, and the patriarchy.
I rated this completely in the middle. From the reviews I’ve seen people either love it or hate it, and for me it was a combination of both. Based on the blurb, I wanted to love this book. I thought I would love it, but in the end I was kind of bored? The message and horror didn’t land for me.
I received an eARC from NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press in exchange for a fair and honest review, and I’d like to thank them for the advance copy.
I rated this completely in the middle. From the reviews I’ve seen people either love it or hate it, and for me it was a combination of both. Based on the blurb, I wanted to love this book. I thought I would love it, but in the end I was kind of bored? The message and horror didn’t land for me.
I received an eARC from NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press in exchange for a fair and honest review, and I’d like to thank them for the advance copy.