The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
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Web ID: 12622020Very plot twisty!
Great read from the start, I also listened to this as an audio book and I highly recommend that too!
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Absolutely Amazing!
I would give anything to read this book for the first time again! It was so good I finished it in two days! Highly highly recommend reading it.
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this was a really good book, definitely a twist, left my jaw DROPPED id give anything to read this book for the first time. it definitely lived up to my expectations
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Couldn’t put it down
I kept finding myself picking the book back up to find out what happened. I couldn’t put it down. Even making my son late to baseball warm ups so I could turn around and grab it because I accidentally left it at home. Totally drew me in and kept me drawn in
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Just Finished
I was skeptical about reading this book due to the amount of negative reviews it received .... if you're thinking about reading this PLEASE READ IT , this book was amazing. Some think it's on the slower side, but trust.. you need every detail the author is giving. READ THE BOOK
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awesome sauce
i read this book in one day. i genuinely have no words this book was just amazing.
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Boring
Most of it is really boring and then its like its all rushed at then end. Wasnt a fan.
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My Silent Review
What I really liked about this book was how the twists were done. You may think you know the motivations of the characters, but most likely you don’t and that is the fodder for the big twist. Also, there is a minor character in this book who takes on a major role in the grand finale. Alicia Berenson is the silent patient from which the title of the book arises. Theo Faber is her psychiatrist. His goal is to get her to talk even though others have tried and failed before him. Her motivation for not talking, I felt was a bit of a stretch, but it is a basic need for the plot to work. We mostly learn her story through her diary. She is convicted of killing her husband and is confined to a mental institution. Why, or if she really killed him, is what drives the plot and I hesitate to say more without giving it away. So, now I will be The Silent Reviewer.
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