Hauntingly beautiful, Me (Moth) is an unforgettable novel in verse that left me breathless. Amber McBride's poetry is stunningly crafted, weaving a story that feels both deeply personal and universal. Every verse feels intentional, each word chosen with care, creating a rhythm that pulls you in and refuses to let go. 

The story intricately blends Hoodoo and Indigenous spirituality, a combination that adds layers of depth and resonance to the narrative. I was captivated by the way these elements were interwoven, offering a spiritual and cultural richness that felt fresh and intriguing. 

I stumbled across this book by chance and am so thankful I did. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever read. The unique format of a novel in verse and the lyrical prose make it stand out, but it’s the emotional weight of the story and the way it’s delivered that makes it unforgettable. 

The twist at the end is unexpected and completely reshapes the story in a way that is both surprising and profoundly moving. It’s one of those endings that lingers in your mind long after you’ve turned the last page, leaving you marveling at the brilliance of its execution. 

This is a story that stays with you, a haunting, poetic journey that explores love, loss, identity, and healing in a way that only Amber McBride can. I cannot recommend it enough.