There was something just special about this book. The vibe, the characters, reliving that time of life. Really struck me.
There was something just special about this book. The vibe, the characters, reliving that time of life. Really struck me.
While I appreciate the realism of this book, it felt *too* real. It follows Daisy from grade 8-12 in the 90s as she navigates her parents' divorce, her 1st BF and sexual experiences, friendship. The writing is very plain, which I kind of enjoyed at first. But after a while it felt lacking, like a simple recitation of events rather than a story with meaning. I didn't feel emotionally engaged by the story or its characters, who all fell a bit flat.
Starting this new #queer #CanLit book over breakfast. All the blueberries in my cereal this morning are from my garden! #BooksAndBreakfast
5🌟 I love the way Susie Taylor captured the essence of being a teenager. Daisy is a great character. This book is refreshing, tender, honest, heartbreaking and compulsively readable.
For a debut book and I was impressed and affected by Susie Taylor's prose. Honestly one of the best books I've ever read about the complexities of growing up.Reccomended Reading!
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