So freaking weird.

This book sucks you in and surprises you with its beautiful oddity. And an unnervingly scary villain.

Not one of Gallagher's best contributions.

An interesting book. Challenged me to think about faith and mortality in a new way. I like questions, especially existential ones. If you do too, you should read this.

Ugh. Should've broken up with this book after the first three page run-on sentence. And why was this book so HEAVY? Beautiful illustrations, terrible characters, and seriously, reading this was like doing bicep curls. Skip it, unless you want a good arm workout.

📖📓❤️

This book was deliberately manipulative. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed it. Jennifer Niven can write. But it was never going to end well. I knew that, and I knew it would manipulate an emotional response. And I cried anyway. I hate that. Be genuine,authors! Emotional manipulation is not cool.

It was compulsively readable, but lacked the emotional wallop of the first book. Which is probably a positive thing, considering the catastrophic emotional consequences of the ending in Winger. A satisfying end to Ryan Dean's story, even if I am sorry to say goodbye.

Carroll's style definitely shines in some entries in the Diaries, however his poetry is much more up my alley. Mostly this book made me feel like I needed a shower. Dark,gritty,disturbing,and with an aftertaste like a mouthful of gravel. You'll need a stiff drink.