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2.5/5 stars.
This ended up not being for me after all. The blurb was intriguing to me but ended up having too many pop references, a lot of politics (I did appreciate the American president slander), and other media mentions that I didn’t relate much to.
While I did value the political talks and the stance, I also wasn’t expecting such a political book. Nothing wrong with that if that’s what you’re looking for, but unfortunately with everything wrong going on in the world, I want to escape reality instead of reliving it while reading. I wish I had known this before reading because I probably would’ve chosen to skip this one just due to personal preference.
The writing wasn’t too bad but some of the sentences and wording were very repetitive. A good example of what I mean is at the very start of the book with the word “body” being overly used: “Between the two is my body, lying prostrate on the floor. Next to me is a body. A man’s body. Elation is cocooning my body. A conviction shoots up through my body like electricity.”
This ended up not being for me after all. The blurb was intriguing to me but ended up having too many pop references, a lot of politics (I did appreciate the American president slander), and other media mentions that I didn’t relate much to.
While I did value the political talks and the stance, I also wasn’t expecting such a political book. Nothing wrong with that if that’s what you’re looking for, but unfortunately with everything wrong going on in the world, I want to escape reality instead of reliving it while reading. I wish I had known this before reading because I probably would’ve chosen to skip this one just due to personal preference.
The writing wasn’t too bad but some of the sentences and wording were very repetitive. A good example of what I mean is at the very start of the book with the word “body” being overly used: “Between the two is my body, lying prostrate on the floor. Next to me is a body. A man’s body. Elation is cocooning my body. A conviction shoots up through my body like electricity.”