I really enjoyed this book, I couldn't put the book down because I really wanted to know what was going to happen with her life when she got back home to everyone thinking she was dead after that earthquake in Africa. I enjoyed the characters, but the dreams kind of threw me off because I wasn't sure why it was written there in the first place, with her mom in them. But other than that it was pretty great. This book raised an interesting question: if you had the chance to start over, would you? The main character, Emma, has a chance to change the course of her life and (in my opinion) ultimately doesn't. I was disappointed at first but then again, there was a reason she chose the path she did before her six-month trip to Africa. Emma genuinely enjoys her job and where she lives but I would have liked to see more change. The purpose of a book is to make you think and this book did not accomplish that. However, it was still an enjoyable finish-in-an-afternoon story and I will definitely read more books by Catherine McKenzie (but only when I'm looking for a light, easy read).
What do You think about Oubliée (2014)?
I liked it. The ending was a little too abrupt for me. I could have used a couple more chapters.
—Kelsey
Interesting premise but it fell flat and turned into your typical chick lit story pretty quickly.
—eagle9
Mě tak štve, že jsem to nestihla dočíst. Prostě se k tomu někdy ještě vrátím :)
—Sam
I enjoyed this book very much! It was well written, and I really liked the protagonist.
—Ching
