so-so⭐⭐⭐ Alright...this book made me so uncomfortable. It was absurdly oppressive in all of its red tape that I felt like I should repent for being who I am as a person. I'm not sure who could read this as an not feel that way. Honestly the ending and Hitler Youth might be the only reason this book got 3 stars to begin with. Unless this was written as a farce and meant to be backhandedly funny and even then I still wouldn't recommend this.
How is it that this book is both hysterical and pissing me off at the same time? #confused
Ziggy's friends are SO insufferable with their "let's not offend anyone by being offended by EVERYTHING, yet indirectly offending everyone in the process anyway" mind set and jargon is driving me batshit. #ihatethesecharacters
The politics and red tape in this book created by Ziggy's friends makes my damn head hurt and makes me wish they'd fall off the pages. Especially since they ARE what they are supposedly rallying against. [Insert eye roll here]
This book is something else....definitely, something else.
I'm hoping to finish at least one of these books this weekend. What's on your weekend TBR?
It‘s a freaky book for freaky times. Glad this one randomly showed up on my radar as an event I might be interested in (thanks Facebook).
Emma Cline (The Girls) asked Lexi Freiman about her process and why she ended up writing this satirical novel focused on a 15yo girl in an Australian private school. Freiman‘s answers were so thoughtful & sincere. Her style is awesome. Based on how much I loved Jen Beagin, I really expect to like it!
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