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A review by mynameismarines
The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry by Gabrielle Zevin
3.0
I read this while traveling and found that it went quickly by and also helped the time pass quickly. Zevin's writing style was very fluid and easy. It was a story that kept my attention and had little treats throughout the writing, because here is a story about a book lover, meant for book lovers.
Despite all that, though, I found this story to be very cliche and predictable. Everything I thought would happen did and when the big tragic element was introduced, it went the way that all stories of that sort go. It was basically a very formulaic read broken up by little book recommendations between the chapters.
I'm not sure how much staying power this will have in my memory, but it was nice enough.
Despite all that, though, I found this story to be very cliche and predictable. Everything I thought would happen did and when the big tragic element was introduced, it went the way that all stories of that sort go. It was basically a very formulaic read broken up by little book recommendations between the chapters.
I'm not sure how much staying power this will have in my memory, but it was nice enough.