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The Testaments (The Handmaid's Tale, #2)
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Time has passed and with it comes change in the form of cracks in the foundation of the Republic of Gilead.
Stepping back into a story that I thought was finished is an interesting experience. I didn’t want or need this continuation of the story but enjoyed the reading experience all the same. A predictable plot that still managed to entertain with an above average writing style and ordinary characters made this an okay read. I say ordinary, because the spark that the characters provided in the first book was not present in this one.
Three stars to a book that was neither here nor there.
Stepping back into a story that I thought was finished is an interesting experience. I didn’t want or need this continuation of the story but enjoyed the reading experience all the same. A predictable plot that still managed to entertain with an above average writing style and ordinary characters made this an okay read. I say ordinary, because the spark that the characters provided in the first book was not present in this one.
Three stars to a book that was neither here nor there.
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Jan 06, 2020 02:28PM
Yep: unnecessary and neither here nor there. That said, I did enjoy Aunt Lydia's narrative. It was the other two that were a waste of space.
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Cecily wrote: "Yep: unnecessary and neither here nor there. That said, I did enjoy Aunt Lydia's narrative. It was the other two that were a waste of space."Same here. Her chapters kept me reading.
