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tanouska 's review for:
All the Lonely People
by David Owen
It took me quite a while to really get into the story, but the second half went quite fast.
I was very glad that Kat didn't end up being friends with Wesley. That type of thing (bullier becoming friends/in a relationship with the bullied person) and I was very glad this made very clear that a good choice when he basically couldn't do any different didn't negate all the other stuff. I also liked that Kat was open (both to herself and Safa) about not knowing what her feelings for Safa were exactly. When the feelings were first introduced it felt super sudden, but how it was talked baout later softened that a bit. .