Hello and happy Saturday. This is a new installment of the “This should’ve been left as a stand-alone” collection. Look, I love Adam Silvera. I’ve loved the novels he’s written by himself and I loved the ones he wrote with Becky Albertalli. I distinctly remember getting a headache because of how much I cried after finishing More Happy Than Not, and I can still feel unsettled when thinking about They Both Die at the End.

The First to Die at the End, though? It’s a prequel that feels like fan service. And the worst part is that there’s a third book, a sequel to this prequel, which is in my wishlist, but my hopes aren’t high at all. I think you’d need to read They Both Die at the End to understand what the sequel is about, but I don’t think you need to read this to understand the first book that was published. Then again, you can read all of them if you so desire.


One response to “My Thoughts On The First To Die at the End”

  1. […] am linking here my reviews to They Both Die at the End and The First to Die at the End. The Survivor Wants to Die at the End features two characters from the second novel, which is […]

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