I Have Some Questions for You: A Novel
The riveting new novel — "part true-crime page-turner, part campus coming-of-age"— from the author of the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award finalist The Great Believers. A stirring investigation into collective memory and a deeply felt examination of one woman’s reckoning with her past, with a transfixing mystery at its...show more
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4.25 stars!
I honestly loved this book. I found it a perfect blend of both a murder mystery, which I love, and character development, which I love more. It was a little long and I was worried that it would drag, and sure, maybe it could have been cut a bit, but honestly, I'm not complaining because I really enjoyed this novel the entire way through. The author touched on a ton of issues and female rage at how women are treated in society and how m...read more
I honestly loved this book. I found it a perfect blend of both a murder mystery, which I love, and character development, which I love more. It was a little long and I was worried that it would drag, and sure, maybe it could have been cut a bit, but honestly, I'm not complaining because I really enjoyed this novel the entire way through. The author touched on a ton of issues and female rage at how women are treated in society and how m...read more
I’m literally so angry about this book. It was so so so long (I don’t love long books) BUT I got sucked in and was ready for the end. Which happened abruptly and totally sucked. 438 pages leading up to basically no ending? WTF. 2.5 ⭐️ is prob generous but giving bc I did get sucked in. Oh also, I didn’t like the main character which always makes it lose points.
Husband didn’t like this book at all. I liked it a lot. Most characters were complex enough to remind me of people I’ve known. The plot was enough to keep driving the book forward.
A compelling read - a pseudo-thriller/whodunnit that attempts to simultaneously address a host of societal issues. Clunky at times (didn’t love the second person narration or the litany of public abuses) but overall readable and thought provoking.
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