I walked past this book in a store a few years back and wanted to get it but passed it up - I wish I could go back in time and punch myself for not picking it up and not reading it sooner. It is so, soo good - heartwarming, emotional, and such a sweet depiction of queer romance in your teens. I did cry a bit reading it, but that's neither here nor there.
The art in this book is so well done - really interesting cartoony style. The story was a bit confusing at times and the structure, while different and interesting, did amplify this sense of confusion. Once I got my footing it was okay, though I can’t say I really like the Corrigan family at all - they kind of all suck in their own ways. Except Amy, she seemed pretty okay. It is also just such a depressing read - you finish it feeling just as bad, if not worse, then when you started it - which, I acknowledge, is exactly what Ware is going for: this isn’t a happy story of a happy life. It’s the depressing story of a broken family tree that weaves throughout time.
(Guesstimating how much I read) Fell off and kinda didn't vibe with it that much. Maybe I'll try again? Unsure. I tried again before and felt about the same, so we will see.
Its a broken record at this point as I go through my DNF list and write explanations for them, but I put it out and fully forgot to finish it. My b my b.
again, as I have done often, I put it down and forgot to finish it. I will be back, Daisy Jones and the Six! Your TV adaptation's soundtrack slaps so hard!
(Guesstimating when I stopped reading and how much I read) Legit just had to read a selection of them for a British Literature class and did not want to read the rest it is SO dense y'all. Epic poems are cool but not my thing.
(Guesstimating when I stopped reading and how much I read) Again, like I have before, just put it down and forgot to finish it. I will get back to it I swear!