tamsinlucycp's reviews
157 reviews

😭😭 I can't believe it's over. This was such a beautiful follow up series. 

So good 😭 I love this world so much 😭 and the femme non-binary character! I die! 

This was a beautiful read, and I loved the concept of the town idolising a teenager with mania. Flipped the script of someone in mania thinking of themselves as a God, to the town seeing her as a God whilst she was self aware of her struggles. 

I absolutely adored this book. The character development of Mel and Sharon, the relationship between them. Chef's kiss. 

Eh, very confusing with the random texts, tweets, blog posts, and then all the changing between too many characters. Feels like it should be made clearer which teacher died, as it's all inferred through mentions past. 

What the fuck was this book? Sloppy prose and loose ends all over the place. Not much of a clear storyline. Just messed up shit over and over. I enjoyed reading it for the drama but ended the book feeling totally unfulfilled. This was disappointing as it showed so much promise. 

This book was so good, I read it in 24 hours! I cried and felt lots of emotions, although I don't think enough was given to Monique's processing of the twist. 

So many storylines left unanswered and the writing was just so much worse in this one. Glad I've finally finished the trilogy but no need to revisit. 

The story is cute but the prose is terrible. I really struggled through this book. 

Heavily researched, very theoretical, an incredible read about the state of trans rights in the UK. I was particularly interested in the discussion about de-colonisation and anti-capitalism as crucial to the feminist movement.