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orla_h's review
5.0
The interview format here works perfectly, and Zoe Kazan is unbelievably good as Anne. Mood switching on a dime, intent on drip-feeding information, equal parts fascinating and frustrating.
Sara Gran excels at writing complicated women, often women who are fiercely convinced that their worldview is the right one, the only sensible one, even as other people meet their convictions with exasperated sighs (Jason Culp gets to do a lot of these).
No spoilers, but I'm really glad I listened to this one in daytime.
I should also note that I am generally bad at audiobooks, I get distracted and my attention zooms in and out and I miss things. Not with this one, I was riveted from start to finish.
Sara Gran excels at writing complicated women, often women who are fiercely convinced that their worldview is the right one, the only sensible one, even as other people meet their convictions with exasperated sighs (Jason Culp gets to do a lot of these).
No spoilers, but I'm really glad I listened to this one in daytime.
I should also note that I am generally bad at audiobooks, I get distracted and my attention zooms in and out and I miss things. Not with this one, I was riveted from start to finish.
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