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 I heard that this book was wonderful from a lot of people and Patrick Ness was a wonderful writer. So, that was the reason why I decided to buy this book when I was in Singapore in December 2015, but I wasn't really excited about the book. And I picked it up because I was growing tired of fantasy and I wanted to read something light and delightful and non-fantasy for a change. Oh boy, did I know. I knew nothing about this book. At all. 
 As More Than This being the third book of Patrick Ness that I read, I would also think that this is my favourite Patrick Ness book too so far. And I will definitely pick his other books up because this one put me in a belief where I was captured in curiosity completely. 
 I did say that I wanted to read something light and delightful but this book was the contraction of that yet it didn't mean that I didn't like it. I did. A lot. The book made my brain cloud with curiosity and I was always wondering what would happen next. It was different and creative and unique and dark. It always put me on the edge of my seat, sending the pages flying. It was a very fast-paced book that it didn't bore me at all as a reader. It was creepy, but I was so thrilled. It was a kind of book that interprets questions like 'Why are we alive?' into a storyline. It was very philosophical in a scary way that is true. I liked the fact that some quotes are the line that I really thought as well as a person so it felt really real. 
 "No, life didn't always go how you thought it might. 
 Sometimes it didn't make any sense at all." 
 What I found even more interesting about this book was that it included feminism which was another great deal for me to enjoy this book even more. 
 "Monica hit him again. "That's enough. I may hate her, but she's not a prostitute. Quit talking about her like she's someone you can take off a shelf. She looked at Gudmund. "Even you."" 
 I really like to read from this queer male protagonist as I was looking for no romance in this book and it went really well like that. The characters were compelling, I really couldn't help but love them. They were brave, funny, selfless. They were everything I wished to read more in a book. 
 I would not say that it ended on a perfect occasion for me because I was really expecting for something more. The epilogue did not satisfy me because there were so much more to explain and solve. It should not have ended there. 
 Overall: I was not expecting such a book to jump so fast and pushing the pages further. It was enjoyable, but I was a little disappointed as I wished the ending wouldn't end like that.