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reads2cope 's review for:
She of the Mountains
by Vivek Shraya
I can't really say this wasn't what I expected (positive) because I didn't go in with any expectations, having not even read the blurb, but even when I thought I had a grasp on where the book was going, I was surprised. The change in perspective kept the story moving at a good pace, and while it was certainly a heavy read, it contained so much fun and joy.
This wasn't the Vivek Shraya work I had planned to read for the Trans Rights Readathon, but it was the work my library had available, and I'm so glad I checked it out. Thank you to the TRR for continuing to introduce me to incredible works, and thank you to public libraries for everything and more.
A last note - once again begging authors to stop including references to Harry Potter in their work, though this book may be just old enough to escape the worst of the trend.
This wasn't the Vivek Shraya work I had planned to read for the Trans Rights Readathon, but it was the work my library had available, and I'm so glad I checked it out. Thank you to the TRR for continuing to introduce me to incredible works, and thank you to public libraries for everything and more.
A last note - once again begging authors to stop including references to Harry Potter in their work, though this book may be just old enough to escape the worst of the trend.