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  The Versions of Us by Laura Barnett	Rating: 3 / 5 stars
  I liked this. It was a very character focused book. It was interesting to see how their lives were changed by just a few small decisions. Though as much as I enjoyed it I don't think it was very realistic. It is very romanticised, the thought that a tiny decision like going for a drink could so entirely change your life.
  Another slight technical problem I had was that it was quite difficult to tell what timeline I was in. However this may be because I was reading an eARC and the headings were not quite clear enough, as such it was easy to miss them entirely. Other than that it was a pretty good book.
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  9 Responses to "The Versions of Us by Laura Barnett"
  I dunno. When I think about the root causes of so many things that are important to me now…they were really small decisions that initially brought about the situations where I got interested in item A or B, or met person X or Y.
  I would say its more a series of small decisions. I can't really think of any time in my life where everything changed based entirely on one decision.
  Perhaps that is a more accurate way to tell a story, but even in those situations…there was always one initial instance that sparked the chain of follow-up decisions that, say, led to forming a friendship that's altered the course of one's life.
  I was at the book store the other day, wasn't sure if to pick it up. Maybe I'll just get it to read on my commute times.
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  Enjoy (if you do decide to get it).
  I like the idea of this book! It might because I've been in a situation where my "yes" changed a lot – when I said yes to take a year abroad. It has changed my life entirely!
  Yes! I can see how that would change your life.
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