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“How will I know who I can become if I don't give myself the chance to try new things, to push myself beyond my normal boundaries? Who might I be if I am away from the things that I currently use to define myself?” ― Eileen Cook, With Malice
“Sometimes we don’t let ourselves be angry because we’re afraid we could lose those people if they knew we were upset.”
— With Malice by Eileen Cook (pg. 146)
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We can still be good people, even if we don't say or do good things all the time.
Eileen Cook, With Malice
With Malice by Eileen Cook
When Jill wakes up in the hospital with no recollection of the past six weeks, the six weeks she was supposed to be on a school trip in Italy, Jill and the rest of the world can't help but wonder what happened. As her family and doctors refuse to tell her anything and her lawyer keeps asking questions she doesn’t have the answers to, Jill looks for solace in her best friend Simone only to find out that she's dead and everyone thinks Jill had something to do with it. With the whole world seemingly against her and no memories to prove her innocent, Jill must try to regain her missing memories and piece together clues in order to figure what might have happened in Italy.
--SPOILERS--
Honestly this book left much to be desired, there was a decent set up but as the book continued, things started to go down hill. I wanted to find out more about the trip and Jill’s relationship with Simone leading up to the “accident” but that was never clarified. The books ending was very unsatisfying, they never specified if Jill found out if she killed Simone which left the book on a very unnecessary cliff hanger. I also think the title in its self is misleading, when I picked up the book I was looking for more mystery and evil, and hopefully a good juicy murder, but the ending was so unspecific that it made it feel boring.
-maren
BOOK RECO OF THE WEEK:
Unraveling Isobel by Eileen Cook
“Isobel’s life is falling apart. Her mom just married some guy she met on the internet only three months before, and is moving them to his sprawling, gothic mansion off the coast of nowhere. Goodbye, best friend. Goodbye, social life. Hello, icky new stepfather, crunchy granola town, and unbelievably good-looking, officially off-limits stepbrother.
But on her first night in her new home, Isobel starts to fear that it isn’t only her life that’s unraveling—her sanity might be giving way too. Because either Isobel is losing her mind, just like her artist father did before her, or she’s seeing ghosts. Either way, Isobel’s fast on her way to being the talk of the town for all the wrong reasons.”
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BOOKS: With Malice, by Eileen Cook.
Who we are is what comes out when shit goes bad. You can't tell anything about a person when things are great. If you want to really know someone, be there when everything goes to hell.
Hey tay! I was reading this book, “remember” by Eileen cook, and I bumped into this dialogue. this made me think about you. You’re a strong woman and I will always look up to you. Hope this can help you too in moments of weakness, since you always help me in those moments. Love you always ♡
