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A review by florianem
The Last Family in England by Matt Haig
5.0
Warning: My review doesn't contain spoilers but I think it's the kind of book you should dive into without knowing other readers' impressions about it. Personally I'm glad that's what I did.
I feel like that book physically slapped me in the face. In the good way. Sort of.
Many points for the surprise it turned out to be and for how boldly Haig went with it. I struggled to get into it during the first quarter, really unsure what that was all about, but I kept reading and then I couldn't put it down.
Fasten your seat belt if you're going to read it.
I feel like that book physically slapped me in the face. In the good way. Sort of.
Many points for the surprise it turned out to be and for how boldly Haig went with it. I struggled to get into it during the first quarter, really unsure what that was all about, but I kept reading and then I couldn't put it down.
Fasten your seat belt if you're going to read it.