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Okay, no spoilers, but… those poems were a load of barnacles. Again, I’m disappointed with how Selah is going about things, and how she’s interpreting her friendship situation. Hopefully, Selah can resolve things with her friends.

I liked these poems a little bit better than last time. Selah’s friendship with Rheya is always nice to see. And her writing struggles are something that’s relatable to me. However, I can tell this is the calm before the storm. I’m anxious to see what happens next…

I’m not liking how these poems turned out. Without giving too much away, I’m not keen on how inconsiderate Rheya and Brooklyn are being. Selah’s behavior is also confusing, I might go in more depth in my review. I’m intrigued yet anxious to see what happens next.

These were some interesting poems. I liked seeing Selah talk with Pop again, their relationship dynamic is always nice to see. And I’m not going to give too much away, but I’m not liking where Selah and Ezra’s relationship is going. I’m intrigued to see how the story continues!

No spoilers, but… that’s it? I’m going to go in more depth in my review, but I feel like the Pebblecreek arc was resolved very anticlimactically. Also, the camp isn’t being very accommodating at all. Hopefully, things get better as I read on.

Oh wow. No spoilers, but that was… something. Considering the new information I learned about Brooklyn’s backstory, I completely understand why she’s hurt by Selah’s actions. Hopefully, the two of them can learn to be more considerate towards each other (not just Brooklyn). I’m intrigued to see what happens next!

Oh wow, I didn’t like those poems at all! No spoilers, but again, I completely understand Brooklyn’s frustration and hurt. This also makes Selah’s cluelessness frustrating to read. Hopefully, things get better as I read on.

Okay, well… I have a lot of thoughts about these poems I just read. No spoilers, but Selah seems to be thinking about Ezra a LOT! And also, Rheya has a point. I’m not going to say anything else though because that would likely give too much away. I’m curious but also a bit anxious to see what happens next.

Whoa, those were quite some poems! No spoilers, but this is the one time I understand where Selah is coming from and disagree with how Brooklyn handled things. Hopefully, Brooklyn can learn to show a bit more compassion. I’m intrigued yet also scared to see what happens next.

Those poems were… something, yet again. I feel like I’m sounding like a broken record, but Selah and Ezra’s connection feels unreasonably fast. I’m somewhat intrigued to see what happens next though. Hopefully, Selah’s friends will understand her better.