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A review by jeongminsluv
The First To Die At The End by Adam Silvera
5.0
Maybe I am biased when it comes to rating books by Adam Silvera but I just can’t not give it 5 stars after he found a way to step on my heart and break it all over again after TBDATE. I loved the book, I loved little Mateo and Rufus, I loved Orion and Valentino. I did get my hopes up (again) over them both managing to stay alive after all of this but Death-Cast is always right.
I hate how they made me feel, not even a full day and they made it seem like months of knowing each-other just for Valentino to get that ending. It was beautiful and I had an amazing time laughing at how cute they were together but I just always wish we could avoid the tragic deaths.
It’s really enjoyable and cute and it has lovely characters. I never have anything bad to say about any Adam Silvera book. I will be rereading it multiple times like I did with TBDATE since I got it even if I have to close the book before it stops being happy. But these endings are what make you feel things the most, and Valentino’s video will always manage to make me sob like I’m the one who’s boyfriend got pushed down the stairs and died instead of Orion’s.
I can’t wait for the next Death-Cast book.
I hate how they made me feel, not even a full day and they made it seem like months of knowing each-other just for Valentino to get that ending. It was beautiful and I had an amazing time laughing at how cute they were together but I just always wish we could avoid the tragic deaths.
It’s really enjoyable and cute and it has lovely characters. I never have anything bad to say about any Adam Silvera book. I will be rereading it multiple times like I did with TBDATE since I got it even if I have to close the book before it stops being happy. But these endings are what make you feel things the most, and Valentino’s video will always manage to make me sob like I’m the one who’s boyfriend got pushed down the stairs and died instead of Orion’s.
I can’t wait for the next Death-Cast book.