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WIJFR We Won't Feel a Thing (NS)
Katja Millay posted this book on her Facebook, so I immediately put it on my nook and started reading. Even though this was more of a personal recommendation, whoever came up with the idea that popular authors should blurb other books is a marketing genius. It sucks me in every time.
This book was... odd. Maybe extremely quirky is a better description. I remember thinking it was weird from the beginning, but never weird enough to turn me off of it completely. For the most part, I enjoyed the main characters and their story was definitely unique, but I really can't put my finger on how I feel about this book overall. I read it in a few days, so it wasn't that I thought it was bad or couldn't finish it, some of it was just really strange. Does that even make sense?
Has anyone else read it? It was only $2.99 on my nook and I do think it was worth the read, so maybe someone else can help me sort out my feelings on this book!
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