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Where We Belong (2012)

by Emily Giffin(Favorite Author)
3.85 of 5 Votes: 1
ISBN
0312554192 (ISBN13: 9780312554194)
languge
English
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St. Martin's Press
review 1: I really enjoyed this book and it was the start of an Emily Giffin binge for me. My favorite thing about Giffin as an author is that her characters seem real and flawed and the situations never seem too far outside of reality. That's definitely true in this book - I like that Kirby felt like a teenage girl (complete with the attitude problem) and that Marian is put together but sometimes emotionally shut off. There were a few things that I disliked about this novel, but a sped through it and ended up really enjoying it. The only thing I really disliked was the ending, simply because it seemed rushed and like the story didn't end where it does. However, this is a common gripe that I have with Giffin books. I will concede that it does wrap up the Kirby/Marian story line nice... morely, just not so much the Marian story line on its own.
review 2: I am always able to fall right into books by Giffin and this was no exception but, about 1/2 way in I completely lost interest in how this book would end. I didn't really care for any of the characters. None of them seemed to be very well developed and all seemed shallow and self absorbed in their own way. I finished the book just to finish it but didn't feel one way or another about how it concluded. It just seems that this story could've been so much better had the characters had any actual emotions. less
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hamrajr619
Loved the characters and the ending, part happy, part an uncertainty.
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