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The Book of Tomorrow
by Cecelia Ahern
The Book of Tomorrow
Cecelia Ahern
I was drawn to this book based on the beautiful cover and the interesting premise. To begin with, found this book infuriating. The narrator was an annoying 16 yo (who knew a lot about being in bars, and threw the word "tranny" around as an insult- which is transphobic) This was not an authentic presentation of a 16 year old.
I thought I wouldn't finish it, but it got better. The mystery around the diary and the family drama was interesting. You'd probably enjoy this if you enjoyed The Family Upstairs (well, after the first 100 pages!)
Cecelia Ahern
I was drawn to this book based on the beautiful cover and the interesting premise. To begin with, found this book infuriating. The narrator was an annoying 16 yo (who knew a lot about being in bars, and threw the word "tranny" around as an insult- which is transphobic) This was not an authentic presentation of a 16 year old.
I thought I wouldn't finish it, but it got better. The mystery around the diary and the family drama was interesting. You'd probably enjoy this if you enjoyed The Family Upstairs (well, after the first 100 pages!)