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What is the book Bittersweet about?

What is the book Bittersweet about?

Suspenseful and cinematic, Bittersweet exposes the gothic underbelly of an idyllic world of privilege and an outsider’s hunger to belong. On scholarship at a prestigious East Coast college, ordinary Mabel Dagmar is surprised to befriend her roommate, the beautiful, wild, blue-blooded Genevra Winslow.

How many pages are in bittersweet?

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780804138581
Publisher: Crown Publishing Group
Publication date: 04/28/2015
Edition description: Reprint
Pages: 416

Who wrote the novel bittersweet?

Miranda Beverly-Whittemore
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What did you think of the book Bittersweet?

Bittersweet was a mix between like and repetitive for me. While I appreciated and quite often really enjoyed the author’s outlook and words of wisdom, there didn’t seem to be enough new ones to completely fill the book. The book also has a very heavy religious tone to it. I knew going in that it had some, but it was a little too much for my taste.

Who are the main characters in bittersweet by Miranda Beverly Whittemore?

Suspenseful and cinematic, Bittersweet exposes the gothic underbelly of an idyllic world of privilege and an outsider’s hunger to belong. On scholarship at a prestigious East Coast college, ordinary Mabel Dagmar is surprised to befriend her roommate, the beautiful, wild, blue-blooded Genevra Winslow.

Is the book Bittersweet good as a telenovela?

Bittersweet would have worked better as a telenovela. Unfortunately, it fails as a high-falutin’ novel. Note: I received a copy of the book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Bittersweet is one of those stay up all night and read no matter how early you have to get up in the morning kind of books.

Who is Mabel Dagmar roommate in bittersweet by Miranda Beverly Whittemore?

On scholarship at a prestigious East Coast college, ordinary Mabel Dagmar is surprised to befriend her roommate, the beautiful, wild, blue-blooded Genevra Winslow.

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Ruth Doyle