Toni’s Reviews > The Final Girl Support Group > Status Update

i really like that lynette realizes all the people she cares about and wants to protect/stay alive for. that’s definitely a sweet, very touching moment.

love an unreliable narrator because what do you mean lynette has blocked out and lied about the two attempts on her life? that partially explains why i was so uncomfortable about the therapist’s son. i still don’t know who is trying to finish off all the final girls.

i feel so insane. i feel so invested. i love the dynamics of the characters, but i was kinda thrown off with the weird thirsting over the 20-something-year-old son of the therapist… whoops.

i’m definitely interested in this book. the dynamics and obvious denial of this group of final girls is so interesting. i didn’t realize that this is not a completely modern book, as it’s set in 2010. this book follows the lives of women in their 30s to 50s, a unlikely group of women to meet under different circumstances. i think these women truly respect each other and will ultimately always support another.