They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera book review: An emotional tour-de-force
If you enjoy emotional narratives, this one is for you.
Author: Kim Snaith
By day, I'm a writer and editor, typically writing about video games and Lego. In my free time, you'll typically find me with my nose in a book. My favourite genres are crime/thriller, although anything with an intriguing plot grounded in reality will pique my interest. I'm also an animal lover, still addicted to Friends and love being by the sea.
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