
Member Reviews

As someone who has spent a lot of their time being the wallflower - observing, making up stories about what the people I have observed do in the safety of their own homes : I found this book to be a silent acknowledgement of my younger self.
An interesting remise definitely, with a very unexpected start.
This is the sort of book you would want to pick up one last afternoon between seasons thinking it would be a decent companion for a few hours and then you get sucked in .

I really enjoyed this book. It teaches the age old adage that we should up d never judge a book by its cover even though we so often do. This is a great refresher

Tom Cox does a fantastic job in writing this book, it had that element that I was looking for and enjoyed the overall feel from the description. The characters were everything that I was looking for and was glad I got to read this.