The Little Stranger - Likewise Book Reviews
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Andrea Jaffray
"I found this novel a little slow for my liking. I was hoping for some chilling moments, but really never had any. I was a little disappointed to be honest."
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Rebekah Travis
"I loved this throwback to the British Gothic novel. This one really addresses the crumbling British aristocracy and ideas of class and gender. Absolutely mesmerizing."
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Bree Sarlati
"While reading this, I was planning on only giving it four stars, mainly because the main character felt a little flat. But after the ending, and ESPECIALLY after I read a scholarly paper on The Little Stranger, I was like whoa!! Mind = blown. Looking at the book from this perspective, I think it's one of the best examples I've come across of an unreliable narrator. He's so unreliable, you might not even realize it...!<br/><br/>Recently I read <a href="https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/258413015">Wish Her Safe at Home</a>, and it reminded me of this one for several reasons:<br/>1) It's incredibly well-written.<br/>2) It features an old, slightly surreal house, and the interplay between the house and its residents.<br/>3) Its narrator is unreliable, but it takes you a while to sense this.<br/><br/>Reviews of life-changing vintage fiction you've never even heard of: www.Anotherlookbook.com"
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