amu_pdf's reviews
334 reviews

This is SO good! I loved it. It was such a good story and it shows the trauma and aftermath of sexual assault. I loved all the characters and their stories and relationships. It was so well written and thought out. I love her writing and stories. I cannot wait for the next one.

She does such a good job discussing grief and growing up. She talks about friendship and how important foundational it is for everyone, but specifically for girls growing up and throughout each stage in their lives. I loved this book and its focus on how important it is to have meaningful friendship.

This series is so good and well written. Everything about it is so well thought out and the world building makes it seem real. The characters are very complex and interesting to read about also. 

I don’t understand why but it seems like every major celebrity memoir is just lowkey god propaganda. I wasn’t really liking the book. I don’t vibe with the writing style and I just don’t like memoirs that consistently bring up god. It just wasn’t for me.

I liked this book, but I felt like it got to the point where it was too long and just repetitive. I have a love-hate relationship with the characters. I was invested in their relationship, however, I was frequently frustrated with them and their lack of communication and all the assumptions they made about each other. Overall, I did enjoy the book, it just got frustrating sometimes.

I was honestly just bored and I did not like any character. The move is much better. 

This was good, but sometimes a bit hard to follow. I don’t really like speculative surreal fiction, but I thought I would give it a try. Throughout the book, I did start to enjoy it more and more, but I just don’t think this genre is for me. It was a good read overall, it just takes some time to get used to. 

YA wlw might be my favorite genre. I love every book that I read in this genre. This book was very good and went through the process of coming out and accepting who you are, specifically in a small town. I loved it and highly recommend reading.

So basically phone bad, book good. 

It was interesting to read about the changes in mental illness in teens through the generations but also I did get bored the farther I got into the book.

I think everyone should read this tbh. It discusses the importance of having many people in your life for different things and how important friends are in life. I think it is a good mix of anecdotal and research that shows how friends are important and affect your quality of life.