this book is racist and awful

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it was so monotonous and vaguely similar to catcher in the rye with the whiny and sex driven main characters. It was nice to see a variety of topics touched like abuse and homosexuality but the storyline was flat and boring and the characters plateaued. The plot was about the characters falling in and out of love in a modern relationship but frankly, it was boring because it was sorta about nothing at all. It's set in Ireland but honestly could be set anywhere. The Irish names were fun though. The writing was good but the lack of quotations marks sorta pissed me off. The cover is the best part of the book.

I didn't realize it was about President Snow when I got it lol. It was an interesting story with good writing as always but it did rattle on for a bit at points. It wasn't a page turner but the story was good a bit romeo and juliety but also still a new and interesting character dynamic. The end half was wild.

I don't like audiobooks. I don't have the patience for this. I also do not know why they made this an audiobook since they are just describing different museum exhibit items and the listener can't see anything they're talking about. It would be better as a book.