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Wow. I can definitely say this book was continuously interesting. I find Faber frequently used Isserley’s character to show developing “humanistic features”. We see Isserley begin to develop a sense of guilt and regret for her actions of abduction and … Continue reading →

I suppose the book is satisfying in terms of its conclusion. I’m more of a “big finale” sort of person, with mind blowing twists like in Gone Girl. But I accept this ending too. It makes sense to me, I … Continue reading →

THE BOOK IS FINALLY OVER  I AM SO HAPPY THIS BOOK IS OVER. I  honestly- i can’t even explain how relieved I am that it’s over I did not enjoy the story at all. I did enjoy how it developed … Continue reading →

What a doozy of a book. I want to write some conclusions on what I think, but as I’ve been reading some of the other posts, I’ve realized I’m not the only one whose brain is a little scrambled. This … Continue reading →

The book was interesting, it really grabbed my attention with how weird the story was. It always had me asking my self questions and leaving me with the feeling of uncertainty. After finishing this book I was happy with the … Continue reading →

At the beginning, I posted about not knowing exactly what to expect by the end of the book. Now that I actually have reached the end, it feels almost surreal that there is nothing more to the story. Overall, I … Continue reading →

Usually after I finish a novel I come up with some sort of conclusion of whether I liked it or not, whether or not I would recommend it to others, etc. But since I have finished this book yesterday… I … Continue reading →

I finished listening to my audio book version of Under the Skin a couple days ago and since then I was wondering the age old question, “but what does it mean?”. I have yet to come up with an answer,  but … Continue reading →

What a read! I thoroughly enjoyed devouring this book. I used to consider myself quite a reader, but in the last few years I’ve neglected fiction to study languages or other non-narrative subjects. This was a lovely change. This brought me … Continue reading →