otrops reviewed Eternal Return of Clara Hart by Louise Finch
Review of 'Eternal Return of Clara Hart' on 'Storygraph'
Spence wakes up the day after a horrible party, only to realize he has to live the same day over again.
When I started reading this book, I knew exactly how it could disappoint me. It didn’t. It exceeded all of my expectations, and I found I couldn’t stop reading.
Well written, with compelling characters and the best use of a time loop I’ve ever read, this book should be required reading for teenage boys—actually for all men—everywhere.
Spence wakes up the day after a horrible party, only to realize he has to live the same day over again.
When I started reading this book, I knew exactly how it could disappoint me. It didn’t. It exceeded all of my expectations, and I found I couldn’t stop reading.
Well written, with compelling characters and the best use of a time loop I’ve ever read, this book should be required reading for teenage boys—actually for all men—everywhere.
When I started reading this book, I knew exactly how it could disappoint me. It didn’t. It exceeded all of my expectations, and I found I couldn’t stop reading.
Well written, with compelling characters and the best use of a time loop I’ve ever read, this book should be required reading for teenage boys—actually for all men—everywhere.