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A review by vickeyreads
All This Time by Mikki Daughtry, Rachael Lippincott
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
OH MY GOD IDK WHAT TO SAY OTHER THAN I LOVED THIS BOOK.
EASILY OMG THAT TWIST I LOVED SEEING THIS RELATIONSHIP BLOSSOM TO ITS FULL POTENTIAL! WOULD RECOMMEND OMG.
Those were my initial thoughts/reactions when I first finished this book.
Overall, I loved both Marley and Kyle respectively, especially their own journeys battling their own griefs.
As a twin, I really felt for Marley when she was grieving for her sister. Like her feeling responsible for her death made sense cuz I feel responsible for my sister when we cross the street. I was intrigued by Marley as soon as she is introduced. She is a storyteller and continues to be one for her own story, including the ones she makes up.
I enjoyed Kyle’s journey throughout his grief about Kim. It’s understandable as she was in his life since middle school and together since. Seeing him transform from this grieving living in the basement shut-in to a caring and truly loving human being in his relationship with Marley.
The only thing I remember about Sam was he was too drunk for this story.
The plot twist was something I could’ve never expected and made me question if I was reading the same book.
I hope to read more of her books!!!!
EASILY OMG THAT TWIST I LOVED SEEING THIS RELATIONSHIP BLOSSOM TO ITS FULL POTENTIAL! WOULD RECOMMEND OMG.
Those were my initial thoughts/reactions when I first finished this book.
Overall, I loved both Marley and Kyle respectively, especially their own journeys battling their own griefs.
As a twin, I really felt for Marley when she was grieving for her sister. Like her feeling responsible for her death made sense cuz I feel responsible for my sister when we cross the street. I was intrigued by Marley as soon as she is introduced. She is a storyteller and continues to be one for her own story, including the ones she makes up.
I enjoyed Kyle’s journey throughout his grief about Kim. It’s understandable as she was in his life since middle school and together since. Seeing him transform from this grieving living in the basement shut-in to a caring and truly loving human being in his relationship with Marley.
The only thing I remember about Sam was he was too drunk for this story.
The plot twist was something I could’ve never expected and made me question if I was reading the same book.
I hope to read more of her books!!!!
Content Warnings
Graphic: Death, Grief, and Car accident