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A review by emilycranick
The Dead Fathers Club by Matt Haig
4.0
3.75/5 stars
The short chapters were a blessing. I actually enjoyed the first 30% of this book and then it just plummeted and then around 60-70% it started getting much better. He didn’t use any quotations in this book. It actually made me reading this a lot easier and i could actually digest what i was reading and enjoy it without having to skip around and skim. I enjoyed this book a lot and would recommend it to someone, but it isn’t my favorite Matt Haig book, but it’s better than The Midnight Library. I was a bit confused at the ending but i still enjoyed it!
The short chapters were a blessing. I actually enjoyed the first 30% of this book and then it just plummeted and then around 60-70% it started getting much better. He didn’t use any quotations in this book. It actually made me reading this a lot easier and i could actually digest what i was reading and enjoy it without having to skip around and skim. I enjoyed this book a lot and would recommend it to someone, but it isn’t my favorite Matt Haig book, but it’s better than The Midnight Library. I was a bit confused at the ending but i still enjoyed it!