I don't know if it was being in the wrong mood for this kind of book, I don't know if it was just disliking the narrator of the audiobook quite a bit, but it just seemed like a monotonous excuse to drag a character through the 20th century and talk about things that happened. I read the Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, I didn't feel the need to read it again. I'm grateful for the advance copy from Netgalley but it definitely was not anything I'm going to remember when I go back over this year's reading.

I loved this: not only a great story but also presented in juxtaposition to interesting social and historical issues.

Review copy provided by publisher.