Pretty good read and a page turner. I read it in about a day when I was in hospital

Anonymous wrote:It is an old book, I wonder why this is just coming up now?

So... you think people only read books when they are released? It’s impossible for you to fathom that people could read books written a decade or more ago?

I really disliked it. As in, I look back on that and Memoirs of a Geisha as my two least favorite books.

I liked it but I like all her books. They are definitely an acquired taste though.

I like it. It's not my usual cup of tea, either. I like non-fiction and detective fiction mostly, but also love Donna Tartt and Wallace Stegner, if that helps.

Eh, I didn’t really care for it, or any of her other books.

It is an old book, I wonder why this is just coming up now?

I read it a long time ago. I liked it and it made me think. Not one of my favorite all time books, but entertaining enough that I didn't feel like it wasted my time.

It's a good book. It appealed to me as I'm fascinated by the idea of how little we really know about the people in our lives.

Hate to say it but no. There are so many amazing books out there. I wouldn’t call it amazing.

My best friend recently read it and passed it along to me. She desperately wants me to read it because she loved it. It’s not my typical genre and I already have a few books waiting on me, but if it’s worth it, I’ll give it a try. Was it a good read that’ll be worth my time?