I think the plot is very well written and put together. The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer is a book where you have to unravel all of the pieces to completely understand the plot. Good book when you want a refreshing new story. I recommend this book to anyone who wants a chilling but fun read. You really don't know her whole story until the end of the book and even then you're still left with questions. There were parts that I started to believe she was crazy. It was really interesting seeing how Mara deals with her struggles and for a lot of the book she thinks that she is crazy. It did have some creepy parts but the book itself was not totally scary. Although at times there were long stretches were not a lot happened, I was still very into the book and the style of writing. The whole idea of the story was clever and well written. At times though it kind of felt like she depended on Noah for everything, which I didn't like.

I liked Mara, she had a lot of struggles and did a lot of bad things but you could tell that she never meant for anything bad to happen. I surprisingly grew less and less fond of Noah as the book progressed. I found the characters to be ok, I didn't love any of them but they were all very interesting to read about. It was very creepy and a fresh take on the girl losing her memory story. It really kept you guessing until the very end and even the last page was shocking. I thought this book was very different than any other book out there. I honestly didn’t know what was unfolding here! I was lost along with Mara! I was getting paranoid! I think I may have started to see things! I need to get my hands on book two !! She’s enrolled into a private school and meets Noah Shaw (. She’s so confused and it doesn’t help that she’s been diagnosed with PTSD. She has no idea what is going on with her. She convinces her family to move away from the painful memories. Later on in the book, Mara ends up in an accident and has no recollection what’s so ever of the incident. They decide to ask, “How am I going to die?” Racheal wants to play the Ouija board and so they do. Mara is with her friends Racheal (her bff) and Claire (Racheal’s friend not really hers) are celebrating Racheal’s birthday. I was all like “whatttt is going on here?”, 'Did this just happennn?”, “ Am I seeing this? Am I going crazy along with Mara?”Īlrighty here is the break down.

There are literally no words for my reaction to how this book ended this book was … it messed up with my head!

The unbecoming