I pounced on this to give myself a break because it was labelled a "quick read" - and only £1.99! Well, the story was well-constructed but unfortunately it was very predicable. You knew everything that was going to happen just about from the first few pages. Cliches abounded as well. Loyal readers, you will know that I am not a stranger to the use of the cliche myself, but when you find yourself looking out for the next tired phrase you know that the writer has overdone it. From "spin like a top" to "noisy enough to wake the dead" to "crack like a whip" they were all there. It serves me right for choosing a book by length!
I believe this series is intended to appeal to people who have not read many books before, but I'm not sure if this is the way to attract them.
Day 147; Book 146
'Found this little peanut abandoned in my shared garden': Adorable void cat
wins the heart of kind stranger who already has 4 cats, but she won't give
up on her so easily
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*She spots a rare void amongst flowers and greenery, and takes her in as
her own. *
Feral cats are pretty common. This woman saw several litters of kittens...
5 hours ago
Oh dear Oh dear! Not your sort of book at all! - nor mine either I would imagine. At least it had in its favour that it was short!! Jo
ReplyDeleteOh dear, oh dear! Not your kind of book at all - nor mine either I would imagine. At least it had in its favour that it was short - tho' not short enough probably!! Jo
ReplyDeleteThat sounds terrible!
ReplyDeleteFunny to think this stuff is getting published? The concept behind this series of books sounds very flawed.
Well done for getting through it, anyway!