BOOK REVIEW RUNDOWN: SIRI, WHO AM I

📖BOOK TITLE: SIRI, WHO AM I?

📖AUTHOR: SAM TSCHIDA

📖THOUGHTS&OPINIONS:

#107thBookOf2024

When I saw this book pop up in Bookmory's search feed, I knew I had to read this book because the title 'Siri, Who Am I?' is really intriguing.

For a book I had so much hope in, I was really disappointed for one in which a "professional" medical facility lets out a patient who claims to have no idea where she stays, her name, or even anything about her life, and this so-called medical facility just lets her go in her Prada gown, and the nurses yell, Keep in touch 😂. You know I was not so affected by this because this is a fictional setting, and in fiction I have come to believe that anything and everything goes.

I'm not an Instagram freak, and I don't speak in hashtags😂. How can you see a house on your Instagram and just claim this is where you live, Mia? And Max, for a housesitter, you do a very bad job 😑. Another thing that really got me was Siri only making an appearance twice or three times😑. The men in this book really frustrated and annoyed me, especially Max! Ugh

The mystery surrounding who Mia was is what kept me going throughout this book, and that too was a letdown. Let me not even talk about the rom-com aspect 😑

📖RATINGS: 2 STARS ⭐⭐

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