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I had some issues with this book. Feminism does not equal hating men. Divya was explaining to Rebecca about Aaron and the second she said he was a guy Rebecca said nope I don't like him. Not all men are bad. Also when Aaron was talking about his life, Rebecca said she couldn't stand "the privilege". No matter how much someone's family makes, doesn't mean they aren't aloud to have feelings. For all of this I will give it a 2.5/5

This is my review for another book I read for #bookoplathon. This is for the prompt Own Voices. I liked this book but I was expecting more. Before I started reading this book, I wasn‘t sure if I would end up liking it or not but I had high hopes for this book.

eBook sale. I was torn about buying this one since I already have a copy from the library. However, I hate choosing what I read based on due dates so $2 was def worth it.

Well this was amazing. Loved the references to games and movies, loved the friendships both IRL and online and loved that it confronted a toxic culture that is prevalent in not only gaming but nerd culture in general. So amazing.

Finished book 7. I‘m at 15 hours and 27 minutes #stayhome24in48 and it is almost 8pm on Sunday here in Aus. Don‘t think I‘ll quite make it to 24 hours

Now onto to something I hope will not make me openly weep but will be super fun

Rode my bike to a little library to drop off some comic books today. I don't usually take a book when I leave any, but this one caught my eye! Looks like it's a review copy from before final publication and release earlier this year. #littlelibrary #takeabookleaveabook #yalit #bikeride #lfl

With the explosion of professional gaming over the last 10+ years and the profession getting younger and younger, this is a timely book. While this book didn‘t resonate for me personally, it does as a parent. I am both impressed by and fearful of this industry. People are great and people suck. Hopefully we come in to contact with more of the great ones in life.

Divya is a strong female character who handles what she is going through considerably better than I would. While online communities can be amazing, they can also be frightening. DRtC does a great job showcasing both of those aspects.