Rocks Fall Everyone Dies | Sticky Note Reviews

I came across this book on a list about books with unreliable narrators. I had just finished Allegedly and had forgotten that I was reading Click’d (which I’ve also finished). Library had both the ebook and the audiobook, and here we are.

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#bookaday Rocks Fall Everyone Dies by Lindsay Ribar. Holy unlikable narrator, Batman! I don't think I was supposed to like Aspen. He's dynamic but his friends are rather flat – to be fair, he can shape them however he wants. I though the paranormal label was misleading. I'd call it magical realism. Rocks Fall Everyone Dies has an interesting premise. It kept me reading even though I though Aspen was a turd. Satisfying ending. #snrtbs #bookstagram #blackbookblogger

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