by Eleanor Updale
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As soon as I started to read it, I thought of Mortal Chaos, how one event sparks off another until it creates a catastrophe. But in this book, you are ticking off a second in all the people's lives. That's a lot of movements of a lot of people, and you need a constant reminder of who all these people are. Because of the short chapters, you are able to whizz through the book, but you also find yourself skimming through most of it because there is too much detail.
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