Not for me
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By Zack Scott Games
I had high hopes for “Daydream” by Hannah Grace, especially after being drawn in by its beautiful cover and promising title. I even went ahead and pre-ordered it, eager to dive into what I thought would be a captivating and romantic story. Unfortunately, my experience with this book was far from what I expected.
From the very beginning, I struggled to connect with the characters and understand the plot. The first chapter felt confusing, and I couldn’t find a clear direction in the narrative. There was too much going on without enough grounding or introduction to who the main characters were or what their motivations might be. It often felt like I was reading a jumble of words rather than a cohesive story, making it difficult to follow along and feel invested.
Additionally, the unusual spacing between words made the reading experience even more disjointed. It seemed like a stylistic choice, but instead of adding something unique to the narrative, it disrupted the flow and made it harder to get through each page. I found myself constantly pausing to figure out where the sentences were going, which took away from the overall enjoyment of the book.
By the time I finished the first chapter, I still felt lost and unconnected to the story or the characters. I kept hoping it would get better, that there would be a turning point where everything clicked, but it never came. Sadly, I feel like I wasted my time and money on a book that didn't live up to its potential or my expectations.
Overall, “Daydream” didn’t deliver the romance or emotional depth I was looking for. While the cover and title initially drew me in, the actual content didn’t resonate with me at all. I’m disappointed to say that this book wasn’t for me.
