Looking for Jane the Bandit Queens the wishing game Adelaide ink blood sister scribe like all of those are battling it out over like this three star area
reading and reviewing the top 10 debuts of the year according to the goodreads choice awards
I think it was interesting and bold with what it attempted I don't think it always sort of hit the mark but I did have like high highs while reading this
There were multiple times that I had my heart in my throat reading about what Kitty car went through
This ended up just being not quite as interesting as the premise and a little bit too slow for my taste
The politics and the messaging is rather on the nose but I think it is pretty well balanced with the character work and like getting you invested in these three characters
I've been known to enjoy a disaster girl novel specifically when they're from authors of color things like such a fun age luster Pizza girl
For me pineapple Street did not meet those standards and on top of that we have a cast of characters that I personally did not have any sort of emotional entry point into
I've been known to enjoy a disaster girl novel specifically when they're from authors of color things like such a fun age luster Pizza girl
I've been known to enjoy a disaster girl novel specifically when they're from authors of color things like such a fun age luster Pizza girl
I gave it 3.5 Stars so it was a middling experience
I really appreciate like something that can shift perspective or tone that way and I think the September house did
The characters were fine the plot was fine but they weren't anything incredibly memorable
Since I gave it to 2.5 Stars I don't mind saying that one is Wayward











