This book has many good points. The characters are well written and interesting, they are not the big standard typical characters you might find in love stories. They feel like real people you could meet in everyday life. The final world is very well written and I think actually gives the message the whole book of trying to give as a stand alone short story.
The multiverse element sounded very exciting and I was expecting a sliding doors kind of set up. I was disappointed in this element as the set up of the philosophy party seemed too staged....we already knew the message of the book was of how there can be different realities.
I didn’t like the way it alternated between different options within one chapter and then different parts. I also was left frustrated by the other realities not going anywhere.
Definitely worth a read but I think the multiverse element is a bit lacking. It leaves you thinking however about the ripple effect of small choices made. And the final part is definitely worth a read, a beautifully written section.
The multiverse element sounded very exciting and I was expecting a sliding doors kind of set up. I was disappointed in this element as the set up of the philosophy party seemed too staged....we already knew the message of the book was of how there can be different realities.
I didn’t like the way it alternated between different options within one chapter and then different parts. I also was left frustrated by the other realities not going anywhere.
Definitely worth a read but I think the multiverse element is a bit lacking. It leaves you thinking however about the ripple effect of small choices made. And the final part is definitely worth a read, a beautifully written section.