Status Updates From A Glimmer of Change

I’m so glad that I’m finally done with this book! I’m not very satisfied with how it ended though. I’ll go into more details about my thoughts about the book in my review!

Well, that chapter was kind of stupid in my opinion. No spoilers, but it introduced some lore that wasn’t spoken about in A Kind of Spark. Honestly, this entire book has so many befuddling elements. I don’t think my opinions are about to change after I read the last chapter of this book.

This was quite the interesting chapter. I liked seeing Keedie’s relationship with her great grandmother Astrid, but I don’t like how her conversation with Nina was handled as much. I’m looking forward to seeing how the story ends!

This chapter wasn’t as notable in my opinion. What can I really say here without spoiling it? I guess I’m looking forward to finishing this book.

Wow. For once, this wasn’t a bad chapter! I liked seeing Keedie’s relationship with her dad grow. It was sweet to see that. Hopefully, this is a sign that the story is getting better.

That chapter was flat-out unbelievable! Not in a “Wow, what a powerful and deep chapter!” Sort of way. It’s in a, “Wow, I literally cannot believe the events that are taking place right now!” Way. I can’t say too much because it’s a spoiler. But I will say that I feel bad for Keedie. Many things have happened where it’s been unfair to her. Hopefully, she’ll be treated better in the next chapter.

Wow, that was another wild chapter! No spoilers, but that was gut wrenching. I kept wondering where the dad was the entire time, and why he didn’t intervene. As I said earlier, I’m not looking forward to seeing how the plot develops.

Alright, as you could probably tell by my lower rating of this book, I’m still very confused. For reference, I rated it 3 stars before, but I took it down to 2 stars yesterday. Throughout my entire reading experience, there has just been a series of baffling events. The only thing I liked about this chapter was seeing Keedie and Addie’s relationship. I’m not looking forward to seeing what happens next.