This was... okay. I didn‘t love it, and while the writing was beautiful, I felt kind of distanced from the characters. I kept expecting it to be in first person instead of third. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
This was... okay. I didn‘t love it, and while the writing was beautiful, I felt kind of distanced from the characters. I kept expecting it to be in first person instead of third. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
This was just ok for me. I never really connected with any of the characters, and I could put this down for days without the urge to pick it back up. In fairness to the book, I would never had chosen this book for myself as I get easily bored with musically-themed stories. It is well-written, and I appreciate the context of the story. It just simply wasn't a story for me.
Engaging and lovely prose. More sad and serious than I usually like my YA, but an enjoyable read nonetheless.
Immersive, engaging, and full of teenage emotion.
A Song to Take the World Apart made me feel like I was reading as a teenager again - like I had Weetzie Bat in my hands for the first time.
Super duper good at mixing grief and bad decisions. 👍👍
I keep hearing raves for this debut and I'm blowing through my e-galleys so it's go time.