Samma Lynne > Recent Status Updates

Listened to most of this on my drive to and from Orlando. On the last disc and hoping for a happy-ish ending. <3

The writing and references sometimes feel a bit on the nose, but I'm enjoying the characters. Still have fingers crossed for the ace representation I've heard about.

I need to find some good, sad books to curl up with. Maybe if I have a few solid cries I can start getting this awful depression spike out of my system.

*screams into pillow in relative safety of Goodreads obscurity*

Sometimes tongue-in-cheek narration works for me, sometimes it doesn't, but so far it mostly is in this book. I'm excited about this one, but I fear it going down some very tropey roads.

So, it LOOKS like I'm not reading anything... But that's because I'm powering through Skip Beat and don't want y'all to put up with me starting and finishing 2-3 manga a day. XD

This book feels so sloooooow.

THERE ARE NO CHAPTER BREAKS. D:

Otherwise, I've finally gotten past the vernacular to enjoy this story, which features two of my favorite things: thylacines and feral children.

Despite a complaint about how they handled a depression medication, I'm enjoying this book.

Not entirely sure how I feel about this one, but it has been growing on me this reading session.

This book is destroying me in the best way possible.

THIS DIALOGUE, THOUGH.

It's perfect.

Me: I need to read some short books because I have to read three books in the next three days.
Also me: THIS BOOK IS BEAUTIFUL I NEED IT NOW NOT LATER.

I am already in love with the narrator, and this is the kind of narrator I usually dislike.

Finally, super huge thanks to Penguin Random House sending my library a spiffy First In Line kit. Check out their website and register for awesome YA news~