superstition
Eugene
A story about this — 1 year ago
I liked this book a lot more when it was called Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World.
Top complaints:
Endless exposition
Overly detailed (and too 2006 specific)
Self-impressed
3 out of 3 people (100%) think this is worth consuming…
superstition
Eugene
I liked this book a lot more when it was called Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World.
Top complaints:
Endless exposition
Overly detailed (and too 2006 specific)
Self-impressed
heldor
Poole
Firstly- was anyone else tempted to try the recipe? I know I was, ludicrously so, despite the apparent risks.
Anyway…Absolutely excellent until the very end, when it becomes absolutely terrible. Last chapter excluded, a very good book, ruined by a bad ending which was unsatisfying, cliche’d and generally eye-rolling, no offence to any religious people but why did she have to get God involved in a book which centred around logical, scientific thought, it was just… boom. let down. Could have had the same ending written better to be less terrible, but I suppose you win some you lose some.
I thought it started out good, a little shaky, got very good, got a little bad, stayed shaky and then ended terribly- very disappointing for a book which I felt I had invested so much in. Still, at least it only took a couple of days to read.
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