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A review by robin_iguess
13 Minutes by Sarah Pinborough
3.0
As the back cover says (or maybe it's just the edition I have) it definitely isn't for younger readers. If you plan to read this book, searching up trigger warnings would definitely be a good idea- I didn't and then read the ending in the middle of the night which I do not recommend.
And to be quite frank, I think that the book would have been better without that plot twist at the end. I found it felt quite rushed and left a lot of unanswered questions that would have had answers had the book been finished earlier, before the plot twist.
I also think that the sudden change to 1st person towards the end of the book, solely for Tasha, made the book feel a bit random and not thought through.
However, I did enjoy how it had extracts of speech from therapy sessions and such and news papers and other things.
And to be quite frank, I think that the book would have been better without that plot twist at the end. I found it felt quite rushed and left a lot of unanswered questions that would have had answers had the book been finished earlier, before the plot twist.
I also think that the sudden change to 1st person towards the end of the book, solely for Tasha, made the book feel a bit random and not thought through.
However, I did enjoy how it had extracts of speech from therapy sessions and such and news papers and other things.