Teaches Alice rhyming and repetitiveness which I love

????? / 3.5 stars A story within a story full of intrigue, twists, and thrilling mystery. I was immediately drawn in by the premise of a whodunit set in a library along with the secondary story of an author and superfan correspondence. It was a fast listen with short chapters but the layers upon layers of characterization and plot made it a little hard to follow if you weren't 100% tuned in to the audio. I like to listen while I work and usually have no issue with this but in the case of this book it was difficult to do that because of its complexity. This is one of those stories where I felt like it was almost too clever for me. I may have to go back and do another read in print format to pick up the pieces that I missed listening to the audio. A wild ride that I think many will enjoy but be prepared to pay very close attention to detail.

About a unicorn who has to escape children's traps

??? / 3 stars I had been really excited to read this book with all the hype it had received. I was hoping for something to make me feel similar to how I felt with "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" by Yoru Sumino. While it pulled at my heartstrings and had me shedding some tears, some of that emotional connection was overshadowed by grammatical errors that should have easily been caught in the editing process. If you are a person who can read beyond errors then you may love this book but for me there were just too many causing distractions; especially in a finished copy. When I am reviewing an ARC I already have in my mind that I may come across some errors that will be fixed before final approval of publication but with a finished copy I am not expecting so many blatant errors, if that makes sense. Overall I thought the storyline was interesting and was intrigued by the paranormal aspect of it, but found the writing to be a bit underdeveloped.

I have a cousin WilliwBelle and I thought this was about her

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Good book