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Even then, even as an eight-year-old, he'd realized she was sharing something important with him, something grown-up, and he'd wanted to pay attention, wanted her to know that he understood what she was saying to him. But he didn't. All he could think about were those colours, how his reflection looked like it was trapped inside a rainbow.

Reading this for english class and it’s really hard to not dislike the main character, but I guess the character is meant to not be liked. And that almost every teenager has flaws and never none, and growth is something that they go through not only physically. But mentally.

This isn’t particularly a favourite read at the moment since I just rotted my brain entirely through 13 chapters, with me disliking more.

never thought i’d enjoy reading an argument this much

I like it so far but it seems like the typical book about a rich kid being taught a lesaon about life and stuff ...