It is about galactus and zombies and how the marvel heroes become zombies and die

Loved it! Exciting book that makes the time fly, it explores what comes before war, and how choices can make or break all kinds of relationships.

It was a cute book. There’s a lot of heartbreak and betrayal. There’s a fairly large plot twist that I didn’t see coming. I want to read the other books in the series, but I don’t think the library has them, so yeah.

This book had a slow start but was a good story overall. I loved learning about making chocolate along the way. It also has recipes at the end of the book.

Loved the way Alex was always the focus of the story ! Can't wait for the next book

I like this book.

Lots of advice about how to lead a country. It does seem like it's trying to teach people how to be dictators, but that doesn't mean it's bad advice.

They’ve had their first practice tournament. Seiji is still an unexplained ass. Aiden didn’t show up (no surprises). Nickolas came in clutch. What does Harvard see in Aiden?

I liked that it was history about person. I also like he moved to Europe to do a protest about how Indian people should have the same rights as others.

This book has officially reinstated my love for reading. As someone who hasn’t been an avid reader for years, the book honestly seemed a little daunting at first; it was lengthy, but I soon realized it was rightfully so. The beginning started off a little slow, but 300 years requires a lot of backstory, and it ended up building a solid foundation for an incredible story. Once the plot started to get messy, I became absorbed in the characters and the poetry. In fact, I put off reading the final chapters because I wasn’t ready for it all to end. If you’re looking for something beautiful and existential, for something that will make your head spin, and for something that feels disgustingly and uncomfortably real, I urge you to read The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue. 5/5 ??