b00ks_'s Reviews (128)

What the actual fuck did I just read? Ignoring the lack of plot advancement and lack of character depth, the women in this book are so overly sexualized and objectified. It actually horrible. I got to page 60 and had to read about a women “jiggling her way around” and it only when straight down from there. Like actually what the fuck. I really wanted to like this book, but it was so bad. 

The first half of this book was really slow and I had to deal with 

Jace being an immature, controlling, little bitch and Clary being an annoying, naive little kid, but they both definitely had a lot of character growth in the last half. And, yay, no more incest. Hopefully? I swear to god if this lady adds any more incest to these books I’m gonna freak. 

Each individual poem did such a good job of telling the story. Each piece connected together so well. It was passionate, interesting, and emotional. I loved it. 

The vibes we immaculate and the nostalgia was there. I flew through this book. My one gripe is that every story the character changes which made it hard to become connected to them. 

This book is so poetic and beautiful. I loved it and can't recommend it enough. 

I have no clue what I just read but I think I liked it. Maybe? I don't really know at this point. 

It was definitely an interesting look into misogyny, mental health, womanhood and double-standards in Korea. I really liked how the author snuck in actual facts into this very biographical-feeling novel. I found, sadly, so many similarities between the Korea portrayed in this book and America, where I live. 

I figured out the “plot twist” at page 30. It was so fricking predictable. 

Definitely better than the second book, but it doesn't live up to the first. 

I definitely enjoyed the first book more but this was still a pretty good sequel. The development int Maeve, Lily, and Fiona's friendship left me with a bunch a questions. It was interesting and enjoyable but nothing super special.