After moving into her new condo, Clara notices a mirror that was left behind. A closer inspection causes her to fall through the mirror, landing in 1901.

Have you ever felt conflicted about a book? Did you absolutely love it? Or not so much? That’s how I feel about I Know You. This book definitely made me react. I was desperate to understand what was happening. I needed to discuss it with someone. Anyone. I felt like throwing it across the room at times. I couldn’t read it fast enough because I needed to know what was going to happen.

The story was pretty fast moving. I would argue that the relationships were superficial and lacked any sort of development. It made it hard for me to understand the main character’s motivations throughout the book. And the love triangle drove me crazy.

At the same time, I would argue that the plot was poetic. The connection of the story to the song the main character felt so strongly about was genius. I kind of loved it for that. But the end of the book didn’t wrap up with that connection, so I’m left wondering if that was all in my head…

I’m going to have to settle with a 4 star rating because I can’t decide if it should be a 5 star or a 3 star book. I’m still thinking about this story. Like I said, I couldn’t read it fast enough. Check it out and let me know what you think. I’d love to discuss!