3.75
The plot was a bit loose and jumped around quite a bit, but this was a quick and cute read. I really enjoyed the artwork for this story- I thought the Parisian charm was captured and the characters were simple but not overly cartoonish.
The story didn't go how I expected, but not fully in a bad way. I got a big laugh out of that ending though (even though it was pretty cheesy!) ( )

Fabulous. I laughed out loud at the ending. Definitely unexpected, though I won't say anymore for fear of giving anything away.

The artwork is excellent, making the whole book a delight to read.

Note: I received a digital galley of this book through NetGalley. ( )

Have you ever read a novel and had an increasing desire to know more about a character? Let me get inside this person's head because they are clearly hiding a thing or two!

That's what I feel by the end of Exquisite Corpse. Two flawed characters coming together and one of them walking away with the golden nugget.

So the main character, Zoe, stumbles upon a startling secret about the new man in her life. And if you are an avid reader, it's one you've had some doubts about one way or the other.

Definitely interesting what she chose to do with her information. With a little help... ( )

Whoa...I don't even know what to think about all that. On one hand, I kind of loved it because it was so ridiculous, but on the other, IT WAS SO RIDICULOUS. Like, you think someone's going to come out of this not being a horrible person, but they're really all kind of horrible people. And I would totally read more of that.

Also, I really liked the artwork! ( )

Good beginning, weak ending. I love the plot that involves a young French girl putting one over on a famous writer, but the ending comes too quickly and is not developed. ( )