None of This Is True: A Novel

When I started this book I didn’t get the vibe that I was going to become enthralled by the story. I knew I didn’t like Josie and there was something weird going on, but had no idea it was going to turn out the way it did. Definitely a book you can’t put down because it has you itching to find out what is really going on. What is the truth?? I still don’t know. Such a great book.

I understand why people like it so much. It's a fascinating concept for a book and the author does a really good job capturing the characters and their motives, I think. The pacing was just a bit slow for me and I couldn't get myself particularly invested in it. It was worth reading, though, even if I struggled a bit at the beginning. Honestly only rated so low because of the victim blaming going on? I dunno what was up with that, but I wasn't a fan.

Very gripping once it picks up speed, but it left me dissatisfied with the ending. No real closure to the story. 10/10 recommend the audiobook versus the hard copy because it REALLY adds such an elevated quality to the overall reading experience. I don’t think I would’ve enjoyed it nearly as much if I hadn’t listened to this on audiobook.

Listened to this one on audible and it was extremely well done! Definitely one I couldn’t stop listening to

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