Reviews

the three o'clock in the morning sessions by Angie Martin

melcheslog's review against another edition

5.0

This collection of poetry was impressive and moving. Each one is unique and draws upon the reader's emotions. The styles very and yet you can tell they all come from a similar place of mind. It is thought provoking and channels into the reader's very soul. I truly appreciate the courage the writer has for putting this work together and out to the public. Poetry is a very raw and emotional glimpse into a writer's heart and soul. This collection is beautiful and amazing.

ashtonbakerreads's review against another edition

4.0

I stumbled on this while browsing Amazon on my Kindle. It was a pleasant, comfortable read with beautiful word choice. I liked the poems and really enjoyed "brief love" at the end. Well done work.

allisonhollingsworth's review against another edition

4.0

I liked the prose in this book more than the poetry. Great voice!

teaandbooklover's review against another edition

5.0

This isn't a long book, but I enjoyed her poetry so very much. It was very relatable and not like the poems you were forced to read in school that made no sense.

I suppose I really love her poems for a selfish reason. She writes poems like I do! All the heartache and all of her heart are poured into her poetry, and it's a very beautiful thing, although anguishing to go through.

Thank you Angie for giving us your heart and soul in these deeply heartfelt poems. I admire your courage and bravery.

caffeinatedbibliophile's review

3.0

This was pretty good, but not my favorite poetry collection. I think it started off better than it ended, but there were a few poems towards the end that I liked enough to bookmark. I was not a fan of the short story at the end. It wasn't terrible, but it definitely wasn't for me. Maybe I went into reading this with expectations of something very different. I'm a night owl, so 3AM feels more like noon to me, but I know for most of the world, it's a time when your mind can go to strange places if you're still awake. I think I expected things like that, instead of mostly poems that felt like what I would want to read shortly after a breakup.

But, overall, I liked this enough to keep an eye out for other collections of poetry by Angie Martin.