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A review by ging090803
They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera
emotional
reflective
sad
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.75
Ok so... Yeah? I really had a hard time reading it. It is a great idea. Great story... I just did not really liked how it was written. It was "simple". A type of book written like "I am sad. I am afraid". Also, at first, I did not really liked the characters. I felt like they had no real personnality.
I know the author wanted to write a novel with no real main plot so it was pretty slow. Nothing was really happening. It started to be a little more interesting toward the end... However, I have to say wow for the end. I feel like the author just had an awakening. Suddenly there is things happening, the characters have a developpement. It is more complex. The writing is beautiful. The end made my entire opinion change.
I still think that it is overrated but if someone wants to really read it, then they should. It is not a waste, it is only not the best book ever.
I know the author wanted to write a novel with no real main plot so it was pretty slow. Nothing was really happening. It started to be a little more interesting toward the end... However, I have to say wow for the end. I feel like the author just had an awakening. Suddenly there is things happening, the characters have a developpement. It is more complex. The writing is beautiful. The end made my entire opinion change.
I still think that it is overrated but if someone wants to really read it, then they should. It is not a waste, it is only not the best book ever.
Graphic: Death, Fire/Fire injury, and Violence
Moderate: Animal death, Gun violence, and Medical content
Minor: Car accident