pickI really liked this book. It was told through alternating perspectives and had a strong message about bullying and mental health. The characters were very relatable and I felt so invested by the end of the story in their lives and how things would turn out.
so-soThis book follows a 16yo bully & his victim in alternating POVs as they both struggle with severe home lives and inklings of suicidal thoughts. The 2 boys experience trauma and end up in the same weeklong involuntary inpatient program, hating each other through every second.
Although YA, I still think the writing was often just crass for the sake of crudeness & the internal dialogue made the boys sound very young and lacked much self awareness.
'I'm in all the dumbass classes - I don't mean the classes are dumb, I mean the kids who are in the class are dumb. Some genius in charge of schools decided to lump all of the dumb kids together and have them travel around class to class, like a big, dumb, unhappy family. And then all the smart kids got shoved together....' - Bull
pickBook 66. The biggest fault I had with this book was the multiple excessive cases of insta love. I feel like the mental illness was handled decently, and the suicide aspects weren't as triggering as some I've read (warning for those bothered by it that there are suicide mentions) I'm trying to say something about the ending without giving spoilers but I can't get there lol
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