Apples Never Fall by Liane Moriarty

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Apples Never Fall. Shocking in an unexpected way. Very perceptive in regards to family dynamics. I loved this book.

Not my favorite. Hard to get thru finally just skipped to end to see what happened.

Really enjoyable read. Relationships, figuring out who we are, a murder mystery, it’s all here. Sounds cliche but I didn’t want to put this one down.

Well written but the protagonist is hard to root for. I liked this author’s writing style, but some of the poor judgment calls the main character makes are disappointing and perhaps over-simplify things a little. That said, I really enjoyed some of the plot twists and genuinely did not see them coming.

Terrible!. Couldn’t even finish the book…don’t bother!

Get to the point….. I love reading, but this book was so incredibly so long winded. I don’t know if this author was trying to make a certain page count or what, but I was so over the dialogue that had zero point to the story.

Loved it. I found this book hard to get into at first, but once I was in it, I was in it! This book had me laughing and crying. I love the characters, and the family dynamics. Great twists and turns like always!

Great examination of a messy loving family. A great engaging quick read. Moriarty is so hilarious, I kept laughing aloud. Perfect if you’re in the mood for something well-written yet entertaining.

So so. It was ok. It seemed never ending, and I love long books.

Couldn’t put it down!. Intriguing and entertaining

Great. I didn’t want it to end

Disappointing ending. I love this author but finished the book feeling disappointed 😩 I always enjoyed her style of writing but felt the ending missed the mark.

Too long winded. I was enjoying the slow burn character study of the family as it relates to the mother’s disappearance. But I felt the book could have ended about 10 chapters sooner. And the last chapter twist could have come after the reveal earlier.

Apples Never Fall. A good read. Kept my attention until the end. Sort of a surprise ending, not what I expected.

Tennis is one dimensional. Never read a book about a tennis family. What is that, even? Nice character development - they were interesting but I had no respect for any of them.

Eh. I love books about big families but this one was a chore to get through. Joy is a delightful character and the issues she’s is dealing with are very relatable. The rest of the characters, however, don’t bring a lot to the table. As others have mentioned, the introduction of COVID at the very end was unnecessary.

Good read. A little slow at times, I stopped and started reading this book several times. But it all wraps up nicely. Love the Aussie and tennis tie ins.

Very boring. I was so bored like omf

Good read. This was a really good book with so much depth. The ending brings everything together nicely and helps the reader better understand each character and their actions. I enjoyed it very much.

No actual moral struggle but still cried aw. I’m so sick of the trend where a novel has no actual moral struggle this trope in contemporary literature is quite tired. Still entertaining none the less. May have cried a few times aw family stuff is always so sweet. Sometimes you need a novel just like this.

Apples. Letter A loves apples, and apple pie, and even alligators.

Amazing in a nutshell. Loved every page. Great style and plot. Kudos!

Struggled!. This took me ages to get through, there just wasn’t enough of a plot to drag me in. I love this author, her character descriptions, and jumping from one narrative to another, but this one just wasn’t a hit for me. Not sure how I feel about bringing COVID into the story at the end also.

Apples Never Fall. Just so incredibly boring.

Apples Never Fall. I’m so sorry I read this book. Terrible and a waste of my money

Great read. Very interesting story with an intriguing plot twist.

Liane Moriarty. Moriarty has once again created characters that invite me into their stories, while weaving a mystery around them.

Excellent. I loved this book! It is a beautiful rumination on the nature of family love, sibling rivalry and human nature. Each character, no matter what bit part they play, lends depth to the tapestry of humor and insight that Moriarty weaves.

Apples Never Fall. Thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. Very suspenseful from the first page to the very last page.

Couldn’t put it down. As usual…her books are amazing! Couldn’t put my this down! Probably so far one of my favorites! Hoping she is working on her next book!!

Moriarty Fan Disappointed. As an avid Moriarty fan, I couldn’t wait to devour her newest release. This is unlike anything else she’s written. 2/3 of the book is unnecessary fluff. Although she writes dialogue that is so raw and nuanced, there just is no plot around it. It drones on for long, nearly intolerable stretches that left me wondering- when is something going to “happen” to drive the plot forward? It was a struggle to finish, but I persevered because I have such a fondness for her work. I wouldn’t purchase this book again.

Slow read... I struggled to finish this one. The back stories just wore me down and I lost interest.

Needs to be edited by half….. Apples Never Fall by Liane Moriarty is a twisted who done it that is very odd. The first half of the book is all about character development, the next quarter of the book is the actual who done it part, and the last quarter of the book begins with telling you exactly what happened and then goes on to finish character development by updating you about each character in the book. Very odd in deed. I like who done its but this one I can’t honestly recommend as I just could not become a fan no matter how hard I tried. I wish her editor had edited half of the book away, as there was soooooo much fluff, not just fluff but unnecessary fluff. Sorry for the poor review but this is the nicest I could make it. Keep in my this is just my opinion, maybe you could like it. ⭐️⭐️ @LianeMoriarty #LianeMoriarty #ApplesNeverFall #ApplesNeverFallByLianeMoriarty #Bookstagram @BooksPaigeRead #BooksPaigeRead

Very engaging. I like Liane’s books as they are easy to slip,into the work when other things are going on around you. I was very engaged in this book and loved it from start to finish. I don’t know what book other reviewers read. I feel like they maybe didn’t really read this one. I liked how details were interwoven and thought that was creative. I liked how the end was a little different than her usual book. I really enjoyed all of it.

Delightful. Such a delightful book that only grew in delight as it went on. Long but, in the end, worth it.

Slow. I had a hard time getting into it and would've quit reading hadn't it been the book we were reading for a book club.

Fun and funny and keep me guessing. I don’t usually enjoy back and forth times lines but this one had to be written that way and it was great. I feel I I knew all the characters mad liked them warts and all. The plot sucked me in but I did not guess where it would turn. A family with grown kids undertakes a deep dive of self reflection into their individual broken personalities during a murder investigation. Very enjoyable!

Underwhelmed. Took me for ever to finish. I would stop and read other books because I would lose interest. It was ok at the end but way too wordy and if you don’t like or understand tennis it’s even more annoying.

page turner. compelling mystery wrapped up in a delicious story of family life with four children . A telling of cherished memories and the sometimes overwhelming urge to beat those siblings when it came to the parent’s love and attention. All of this overlayed by a story of a marriage both ordinary and extraordinary. A must read.

Meh. Cardboard characters and a random (totally out of place) ending involving Covid. Not her best novel.

Not the best. To long to get to the point, not engaging until the ending. Just not one of her good ones for me.

Different, intriguing, well-written. I really enjoyed this book. It kept My attention after a little slow start, but the characters are developed very nicely so that you feel like you know them. The story is intriguing, interesting, and mysterious with a few surprises-one big one!!

Not my favorite. I enjoyed Big Little Lies which was written by this same author , so I was hopeful to like this book… but I was really disappointed. So much fluff and unnecessary details. At one point I really was interested in the outcome of the story… but When the mystery was finally solved, I was disappointed in the outcome and I don’t think involving the pandemic was necessary.

Really good…until it wasn’t. Pretty good page turner…a little disappointing to bring recent events in at the end - had nothing to do with the rest of the plot and was an unnecessary distraction.

Very slow. I loved her other books, this one dragged on.

Apples Don’t Fall. Absolutely loved this book! I thought it started slow but I savored the read rather than rushing through it.

Best book of the year!. I adore Liane and have read every book she’s written. She creates real characters who you feel like you know. Her stories are interesting and fun to read. Can’t wait to see what she comes up with next.

Never ceases to entertain. I was introduced to Liane Moriarty through a book club I joined. I was hooked! Life stepped up it’s pace and I lost time for reading but have now recently retired and this was the first book I chose to get back to what I enjoy most - the telling of a good story. I could not have chosen a better book. She spins the web of the tale like no other and the quick twists and turns lead down a route that fascinates and entertains. Just as you think you’ve figured out the course the direction changes and you are off again trying to grasp how the story will wrap up. This book in particular was brilliant in that you start it thinking it’s about one character when in fact the focus is on a completely different character - one you never suspect. I’ve been and avid reader all of my life and pride myself in my ability to figure out the “who dun it” before the book reveals it. Ms. Moriarty has kept me guessing right up to the reveal in each of her tales - not only do I enjoy the telling of the story - I love the challenge! Anxiously awaiting her next work.

Over Written. I slogged my way through this book. What is the point of this book? Even to the end, I kept hoping for something, but never found it. I’ll never read another of her over written mish mash of a book.

This is a pass. Found this book to be slow and boring, anti-climatic.

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Fabulous read. So interesting and well written a fabulous read

Page-turner. I couldn’t put it down, as evidenced by my not accomplishing another thing but to read for almost two days. I would rather have given the rating of 4.5, but it’s not possible on my device. I can’t wait to start my next Liane Moriarty novel.

Excellent. Really, really good Fairly long, but a great read

Apple never falls…. This to be the worst book I’ve read by Liane Moriarity. Boring plot, and seemed to drag on forever. I almost felt like she hadn’t written this book!

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Disappointing. Needed editing.. I found myself skimming through large portions. Disappointed.

Exhausted. Love this author and her work. This book started out good, looked forward to reading it. Then it was impossible. Every current event in story immediately flopped back to the past. Way too much useless description of characters, tedious. Finally finished and my summary is if you want to read this author go back to old books because this was bad!

Liane is at it again!. In true Liane Moriarty fashion, this book was a page turner that left me wanting to spend every free second reading, waiting for the truth to be uncovered with an inevitable twist that really makes you think.

Skipped the middle. And didn’t miss anything.

Excellent. Lianne never disappoints

Rambling mess. The story just rambles on, almost incoherently near the end.