Dark things can happen in people's lives, becoming something worse when buried deep. This story has a strong voice, and the protagonist has serious problems to confront. The topic of cutting is handled in a way the reader can empathize. As the story progresses, the protagonist exposes old wounds, no...
Thank god I read this after Gone Girl if i would have picked up this book first i wouldn't even have gone near Gone Girl. Which was way way better story and plotwise which seemed missing from sharp objects. I fail to undertstand what was in Gillian Flynn's mind when she wrote this book? Was she try...
This book was really disturbing and not in a good way. The heroine needed some serious help and some serious soul-searching. She made a lot of questionable choices, especially in regards to her 13 year old sister. The mystery took a backseat to her family drama, so when everything was revealed, it w...
I liked Gone Girl, and I'm half way through Dark Places and so far think it's brilliant. However, Sharp Objects is a classic shock value novel. It's very disappointing. I felt as if this was the author trying to show she could write dark and edgy; and what I read was a series of cliches, horrendous ...
Este libro es muuucho mejor que Gone Girl. Siento que tenía que decir eso por si hay alguien que, como yo, leyó Gone Girl, no le gustó y ahora cree que Gillian Flynn "no es su tipo". Si te gustan las buenas historias, Gillian Flynn definitivamente puede ser tu tipo, no tengas miedo de darle otra opo...
I hope this makes for a much better movie than it did as a book. I think the storyline was good, but the delivery was too incomplete. I felt like I needed more of the back story.
"He stopped once I pulled out my tape recorder and asked about the murders. Then it was those whirling wheels that had his full attention. People got such a charge from seeing their names in print. Proof of existence. I could picture a squabble of ghosts ripping through piles of newspapers. Pointing...
Hi guys, I hope you all are having a nice day. This is my review to the debut novel Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn. This book is about a woman, Camille Preaker, who has recently come out of a psych hospital and is now working as a reporter in Chicago. She ends up getting sent back to her hometown,...
I've been sick with a cold today, drinking tea and tending to myself. How appropriate, then, that I finish reading Sharp Objects tonight. The book reads like a Faulknerian nightmare with a family so broken, a protagonist so feeble and self-destructive, one wonders how in the world she could function...
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