I really didn‘t like this book. I just found it so angsty and faux-deep and the main character‘s emotions gave me whiplash. It just didn‘t work for me at all.
I really didn‘t like this book. I just found it so angsty and faux-deep and the main character‘s emotions gave me whiplash. It just didn‘t work for me at all.
This was sometimes sad, sometimes funny, but largely exhausting to read. The main character has to learn and grow so much and their process is often excruciating. And it was a very visceral reminder of how horrible Twitter can be.
Would also work for Black LGBTQ+ author, a book with a speech or manifesto, or a book that celebrates Black joy. (Eventually.) #URC
Lark's voice was so painfully teenage, which I mean in the best way. Their journey to loving themselves and realizing how to treat others and be treated as they deserve in return is so well-done, and the depth of the characters felt so real and modern. Really worth the read. #yalit