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At the End of Everything by Marieke Nijkamp
5.0
I was really looking forward to this book, I loved Nijkamp’s book This is Where it Ends, and couldn’t wait to read this one. It is told from multiple perspectives: Logan a non-verbal female, whose verbal twin Leah is also in the facility, Grace a long-time female patient, and Emerson a non-binary new arrival. We follow these three though the discovery of the plague and the months that follow as they work to survive.
This book started my year off with a bang, and some tears. This book gave me so many feels. It was a gut wrenching read, but in the best way. The characters made my heart ache, I wanted so much to hug the pain away. As reader, you can’t help but too root for them. You know that they won’t all survive, but you want them to beat the odds, and your heart breaks when they don’t. Just like your heart sings when they do.
*I received this book as an Advanced Reader's Copy (ARC) through NetGalley. I received this copy free in exchange for my honest review.*
This book started my year off with a bang, and some tears. This book gave me so many feels. It was a gut wrenching read, but in the best way. The characters made my heart ache, I wanted so much to hug the pain away. As reader, you can’t help but too root for them. You know that they won’t all survive, but you want them to beat the odds, and your heart breaks when they don’t. Just like your heart sings when they do.
*I received this book as an Advanced Reader's Copy (ARC) through NetGalley. I received this copy free in exchange for my honest review.*