Ally’s Reviews > Tom Lake > Status Update

“Work for the good of the collective, root for the team, get over yourself.” Lara confirmed communist!

Honestly these last couple chapters have been a bit heartbreaking.

To see someone you know suffering on screen knowing that suffering is partially real or at least once was would be so imaginably hard.

I teared up twice 🥹 also husband reveal! Never saw it coming.

Well I wasn’t expecting global warming to be a minor villain in this story, colour me surprised.

I like that even though the romance story happened many years ago her daughters are finding ways to give perspective on these people she thought she knew better. Honestly reminds me of talking to my friends.

I like that this story feels very grounded. I find it interesting that this tale of romance that this mother is telling them isn’t really for her as she’s moved on from this man long ago but is more for her daughters who could learn something from this story.

This book makes me want to pick cherries at a cherry farm and if that ain’t propaganda then I don’t know what is.

Jimmy-George fucks teenage girls. Every book I read lately has one fucking creep I wish I could kill.

So far this book feels very warm and cozy, I’m surprisingly enjoying it.

First time ever reading a book like this it’ll be a big experiment for me.