allmight's Reviews (332)

a graphic-style memoir about a period I did not have much knowledge of. informative and interesting. the author was a weird little kid tho.

The overarching plot was brought to a satisfying (if not predictable) conclusion, but where this series truly shines is the relationships between the people and the found family vibes were in full swing in this book. 

My favourite couple in this series is still Robin and Edwin, but the couple in this one was better than the couple in the 2nd one (I'm not a fan of Insta-love). The conflict between them brought needed tension to the relationship development, and by the end, the sweet moments between them felt earned. I feel that the relationship was left at a developing stage, but I did not mind it that much, since I think that dramatic confessions of love would not have suited this particular couple.

I liked the concept but the ending was very abrupt and wtf

There were some good lines but many of the poems were too reminiscent of the terrible angsty teen poetry that I used to write

I respect the feelings that went into this but it reminds me way too much of my own angsty teen poetry to be a good time

Felt like I was reading the poems I wrote when I was like 12 but with more Jesus 

There's good confused and then there's bad confused, and this was definitely the latter