It was a good read. I loved the clues and the reveal at the end of the book. I love how it's an enemies to lover kind of thing, but it's different then most books I've seen. It was really good!

Great collection of short stories.

Phenomenal book! Couldn't put it down, did not see the twist coming

I was pretty hooked by this book from the start and it continued up until the very last page. I struggled to put this book down and go to bed at a reasonable hour because I just wanted to know what was going to happen. There were definitely some twists and lots of suspense!

Really interesting read. It’s hard to get through at the beginning but it’s worth sticking with it. A great narrative about the struggles to move past one mistake.

One of my favorite books! I listened to this as an audiobook while on a road trip. It’s such a great book!

I really enjoyed this book! It was such a heartfelt book where I was invested to see where the story led. It was well written and kept my attention throughout. Although I was sad at the ending, I understood why the author chose to end the book in such a manner.

I really enjoyed it. I loved the adventure of it mixed with parts of the comic inside. I loved how the comics held clues. It was kind of a mystery book, but it was a little different. I loved it a lot!

Great, not as good as The Perfect Marriage

Thank you to Angela Mi Young Hur, Kensington Publishers and Goodreads for a copy of The Loom Tree. I don't give away spoilers in my reviews. The first thing I saw when I read the inside cover was "You Always Wanted Magic to be Real"which intrigued me to read further. I am a new to fantasy reader (past year or so) and love discovering new to me authors. V is the daughter of Sharon and this book is told in two POVs. Sharon's story takes up most of the book. Sharon's story begins when she was a Korean American teenager entering Alvsdahl - an exclusive East Coast college. Sharon isn't sure where she fits in - like most teenagers, including V many years later. I did like the college setting and the other characters - especially Fitch. I liked seeing each girl develop into an adult and loved the family connections. I just felt lost so many times in reading this book. I struggled to keep all of the details straight and many times I could not figure out if the page I was reading was about Sharon or V's POV. I think if the chapters were titled Sharon or V, it would have helped me. I grew pretty frustrated. That said, it is a magical story and the story of how the Loom Tree constantly evolves was interesting. (from Goodreads)