wchereads's reviews
376 reviews

the perfect cozy read on an overcast day. i love sapphics so much. i do wish i got to read

Rue confronting her parents though

just absolutely heartbreaking. the dehumanization of Indigenous folks is a serious issue that I feel most people are not taking seriously enough.

beautifully drawn and absolutely heartbreaking

sob...

Highly recommend for anyone looking for a book on intersectional feminism and/or want to understand how yt spremacy is upheld - and therefore how it can be dismantled. (And if your takeaway is somehow "this book blames it all on white women then you seriously need to read it again.) Its discussion on how identity politics is used in regards to the US American election is relevant as ever.

I wish I read this book when it was published in 2020. Reading all these ideas and understandings that I've only really touched the surface of in the past year made me realize just how late I am to the whole process of decolonizing my mind by honestly better late than never!

this made me sad

Sad that I couldn't get into this and I'm not sure if I will give it a try again :/ the protagonist's voice is a little annoying to read 

i love me some mushroom horrors

I am speechless