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Book Review: The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer






Lost in a world where no one understands her. Panicked for the things she thinks she's just imagining. That they aren't there and they aren't real. Accused by her conscience that she's a murderer. Mara Dyer, a 17 year-old girl who's responsible for five murders including her best friend Rachel.
After the tragic accident in Rhode Island her family moved to another place to live a new life and set things back where they have to be. It's hard for Mara to cope-up and move on. However, she's kind glad that her family supports her all through out. Though her parents think she needs medical help because of her nightmares, hallucinations and imaginations that she sees people whom she thinks she murdered. Psychotic. All she ever thought of herself. Until Noah Shaw came into her world. A popular, handsome and rich guy whom she thought was as playboy because most students in her school said so including Jamie Roth, her only friend in her new place.
They will both unravel the fabric covering their lives. She and Noah. She needs him and he needs her. She can't imagine falling in love after what she's been through.
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*breathes deep* WOW. WOW. WOW.
I can't believe I've read this book twice in my life. (I'm looking forward for the third time)  It's just so freaking awesome!!! It's very far from what I've expected from the first time I saw the book. It's very intriguing, very fresh, totally mind blowing and kinda creepy. But the romance is just so perfect here. It's not so annoying. Just the exact amount of romance made it really.. as in really.. darn sweet. I swear, one page will burst you out laughing and will make you feel romantic and the next page will make you hide in to your mum's skirt.
I liked Mara. She's strong and brave. I hope her parents could understand everything. Even her siblings.
What I really liked about it is the development of the characters was emphasized and totally have built the story into one perfect structure. It has a potential becoming a movie, you know.. And I'm not surprised by the cliff-hanger. What would you expect? It's a trilogy and this was just the first. 


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