first book ever in 2nd person i don’t love 

1st story was fine. then characters became...boring

no había otra cosa que hacer más que leer todos mis libros pendientes durante el apagón y esté era de gente normal con problemas de adultos………….which is not precisely what im in the mood for durante el apagón crisis nivel 3 de emergencia civil if you know what i mean

dicen que es brutal a nivel emocional so……idk……..maybe i just didn’t get far enough into it 

felt like a constant vague deep metaphor im not precisely excited to spiral about during exam season. 😞

nonononono no no eh. por favor, dos libros lentos y contemplativos consecutivos no. Voy a dejarlo antes de que me empuje a un reading slump

couldn’t get into it

someone change my mind, please?

i wanted something more……argumentative, showing different perspectives on the subjects and dilemas (all of them  interesting and complex), and arguments that made me question my stance and learn. i found it too descriptive maybe…..a lot of studies and anecdotal evidence. idk. more of a me thing than the book’s fault 

wow, what a bummer
Ive been hearing about this book for at least 10 years, waiting for the time to finally read it. and now i just can't seem to get into it. 

I appreciate the representation of the boring unremarkable underwhelming dissaponted and hollow adulthood every former gifted child feels inevitably stuck to. that was relatable. and the sense of loneliness of it all was sort of egotistically comforting because as much as life does feel painfully depressing sometimes, i know i wont feel alone in my adulthood.

but yeah, i wasn't really that invested and i wasn't connecting with her pov.