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Joelene Marie (28 KP) rated The After Party in Books

Oct 1, 2018  
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The After Party
Anton DiSclafani | 2016
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8.0 (1 Ratings)
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Received an ARC from penguin's first to read program. I was super excited to read this book, and while it was quite good it wasn't what I was expecting. the word that comes to mind is melancholy. I spent the majority of the book wondering why Cecelia was so obsessed with joan, it went much deeper than simply friendship, and it's something I still don't quite understand...it was almost creepy. I also would have liked to have had a few chapters from joans perspective, I felt it would have given a bit more development to the characters and i was curious about her opinion of Cecelia and her constant hovering and neediness. overall it was an enjoyable read, very well written and deeper than I expected.