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A Tragic Kind of Wonderful
by Eric Lindstrom
First book I’ve read with a main character that has bipolar disorder. It’s something that I know very little about so couldn’t and wouldn’t judge how well it was written but I’m glad that representation exists!
I loved the characters in this and how vivid they were- each character at the old persons’ home had so much personality and I really felt like I knew everyone well.
The pinnacle moment of the book had me crying and the raw emotion felt by the Mc was powerful to read. Despite this, I felt that the relationship with her deceased brother was not delved into as much as it could’ve been but I suppose you could say that it was left as it was to show her moving on.
To my knowledge, this book isn’t own voices rep.
I loved the characters in this and how vivid they were- each character at the old persons’ home had so much personality and I really felt like I knew everyone well.
The pinnacle moment of the book had me crying and the raw emotion felt by the Mc was powerful to read. Despite this, I felt that the relationship with her deceased brother was not delved into as much as it could’ve been but I suppose you could say that it was left as it was to show her moving on.
To my knowledge, this book isn’t own voices rep.