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6 out of 10
If you've seen the film you've had it, sorry. Gail guessed the twist on page forty and announced it to everyone, I've not forgiven her, and the second half doesn't hold up regardless.
by@bookclubdropoutWritten 17 May 2026Read 15 May 2026
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