I’m honestly not sure what I just read. I think it made sense, in a way, sort of, by the end. What I do know is that it was funny, and sad, and nightmarish. It was batshit insane, and I could not stop listening to it until the story was over. Warning: buckets o’ blood. And mini-cupcakes, with sprink...
This book is pure demented madness. I loved it. I loved all of it and I think all of you weirdos should read it because you might just love it too. Just don’t ask me what it was about because I have no idea what the heck I just read and I am perfectly fine with that, haha! I was in a huge book f...
Samantha has found graduate school to be a lonely and frustrating time. Her writing has hit a dead end and her only solace comes from her friend Ava, a caustic bohemian. Samantha's cohort is made up of four other women who call each other bunny and represent different literary and mean girl clichés....
A special thank you to Edelweiss and Viking for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.Set at Warren, an Ivy League university in a bleak New England town, Bunny is told from the sardonic perspective of Samantha Heather Mackey—Smackie for short.Smackie is a lonely scholarship student whose only fri...
I really don’t know what was so hilarious about this novel. From reading the synopsis, I expected some humorous moments while I read but in reality, I didn’t find anything funny. I did find a novel that I think reflected the situation at hand. No, I didn’t think this novel was sad, I thought it refl...
The issue of being comfortable in your skin and of body image versus body reality is at the heart of 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl by Mona Awad. Even though the book describes a journey of weight loss, weight gain, and a changing physical body, Elizabeth's image of herself as the "fat girl" never...
I am so thankful for Goodreads First Reads for allowing me to get this book. I have not yet had a chance to read it but once I do I will be sure to update this review.
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