The Silent Patient By: Alex Michaelides

 Dear Readers, 

    I will be perfectly sincere with you guys on this one, but this book was my least favorite book that I have read because it wasn’t hitting the marks at all. This book was dull, slow, the font continued varying too much and because of it, my eyes were stinging, and I couldn’t concentrate at all. I struggled to move through this book with all of my strength, but it went from bad to worse. It just didn’t get any better. The further you read, the dumber you feel as you are getting closer to the ending.

     This was an unacceptable one. You can obviously go right ahead and give it a go, but from my part it was not my favorite. I felt like things were evident, and suddenly they just got way more perplexing and complex because everybody just continued shutting down the opinions of the psychotherapist to support his patient and everybody just continued staring at her like she is just a lost cause all the while they feel like they demand to have her sedated all the way past the roof. This one was an enormous no from me, but we all have our points of view.



    Have Fun Reading!


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