This book pulled me in immediately! Both of the protagonists introduced were very intriguing, and I'm a sucker for opposing POVs in media. The popular kid vs. the unseen kid. How do their experiences differ?
I thought the writing was really interesting, every sentence has a meaning and introduces something new about the character talking. The writing style is very precise and clean, and not overly complicated. This makes it addicting to read and easy to devour.
The content of the book seems new and fresh enough, especially in a genre that is so saturated with similar stories and tropes. Representation is really important in this type of media, especially because it's so rare, and I think this book has the potential to have phenomenal representation.
Overall, I can tell I would devour this book quickly if I had a copy. After the cliffhanger I was left with, I wish I did!
I thought the writing was really interesting, every sentence has a meaning and introduces something new about the character talking. The writing style is very precise and clean, and not overly complicated. This makes it addicting to read and easy to devour.
The content of the book seems new and fresh enough, especially in a genre that is so saturated with similar stories and tropes. Representation is really important in this type of media, especially because it's so rare, and I think this book has the potential to have phenomenal representation.
Overall, I can tell I would devour this book quickly if I had a copy. After the cliffhanger I was left with, I wish I did!