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The character relationships and the way the writer made it so easy to become invested in each one.

Almost faultless in prose and style All her books are incredible but this slightly stands out due to its mesmerising language and unexpected take on a well known subject

yes i know it’s so over shared but god damn is it good. A day doesn’t go by i don’t dream of Millers wringing or the character of this book.

I loved this one so much i really appreciated that the relationship was a little messy but you could see just how enamoured evelyn was. The polt was unexpectedly good. Overall great book.

I know it's not exactly what you'd call "niche", but there's a reason why it's widely acclaimed to be the best English romance novel of all time (and also one of my favourite novels of all time).

Interesting use of bones ;)

Brilliantly written, disability & LGBT rep :)

Broadens the overall vision in how we comprehend, treat, and define the culture in humans.

Where do I even begin :') This book is just so wonderful, in all the sad but good sad ways. Like the "I'm sad but I'm really glad I read this" way! It made me sit down after finishing it and stare at a wall for a bit just thinking about it. I spoke to others online about their experiences with it, and many others who read the book years ago still say they can't forget about this story and everything that happens. It's beautiful yet painful. Many people in my life would never really think I'm an emotional guy, and perhaps I do come across that way too. A little bit stoic. But this book really pulled my heart and made me feel vulnerable. I couldn't recommend this more!