Rose’s Reviews > They Bloom at Night > Status Update

"Night is for the shy creatures, for the people who don't need fanfare, for the stars. Night is when the truth is most likely to come out: in the blue-black of a bedroom, with a girl who is finally your friend, where anything is possible because it is impossibly lucky that the two of you are alive at the same time."

‘We’re kids,” Covey says, shaking her head. “We’re not supposed to be doing any of this. Adults are. We should be in our rooms playing loud music and making out or watching responsibly made, women-lead soft porn—“
“That is super specific,” Wilder says.’

I really had to push myself through the first few chapters - I found the writing style really hard to grasp at first, though the premise intrigued me - and now I’m glad that I stuck with it. I’m still struggling a bit with the prose, but I’m also struggling to put it down, and thats the important thing.