I buddy read Mind Readers with Anne from Books of My Heart (she’s posting her review tomorrow I believe). She also is giving it 2.5 stars.
My top thoughts:
I really really wanted to like this. I love mind reading capabilities and I feel like this had the potential to be one I loved. But it didn’t go there. It was too juvenile for me (and I like YA in general). Her mood was just so wishy-washy and the romance felt contrived. And while the mind abilities had potential, they were largely unrealized. I did like the story line/plot, which is why I kept reading. I wanted to see what would happen. However, I won’t be reading on to the next book.
Who I think would like it:
Fans of YA who don’t mind it getting REALLY juvenile would probably enjoy it, as that was my main problem. I think if you’re looking for a book with really cool mind-reading abilities, this will let you down, though (at least it did me). It had the potential, but you couldn’t see it through the noise. Too bad.
Berls is sharing her review of #COYER buddy read Mind Readers. 2.5/5 stars :/ Share on X
I love the concept; I am sorry to see this disappointed both of you.
Right?! Great concept, but it just didn’t work for me. Oh well, you can’t love them all.
Oh that’s too bad. I hate when I’m disappointed in a book I wanted to like or looked good. Oh well, they can’t all be winners.
So true. And it least it wasn’t a DNF!
Yes exactly and I also really wanted to like this. I was so excited we were reading it.
Me too Anne! I’m glad we read it, even if it wasn’t what we were hoping for.
I think I’ve got a couple older ones by this author on my Kindle shelf. I hope they are not just as juvenile since I don’t connect with those either.
Fingers crossed for you! I tend to do okay with YA and this bugged me, so it was REALLY juvenile :/
I don’t know how I would do with a mind reading book as I would compare them all to my favorite series featuring that and you know what series that is…. Shelby Nichols! 😁
Oh i know! Not even in the same realm. Of course, they are different kinds of books, but this one really wasted it’s potential IMO