Welcome to Litsy!

Well the Austin TX area is still frozen, and my work is without power, so I suppose I‘ll have to spend another day reading and catching up on a few letters.

I do feel very lucky to still have power, from the news it seems 50,000 or more in the area still don‘t. I did lose at least a third of the big maple tree in my front yard, but at least I‘m warm and safe.

I loved the weirdness of this book and the sass of the main character.

Each new issue that came with each chapter either brought me anxiety or tears or laughter but I was always feeling the emotions of the characters and because of that I loved it.

A few things i wish i knew more about, though. But still 4.5⭐️

I like the overall premise, it kept me interested. I don't know that I'd want to read more of these and it's supposed to be a series. The writing at the end of the book is better than that at the beginning, although it still reads like a teenager wrote it for other teenagers. I don't think this is one of those YA books that will appeal to adults. That's ok but you should know it before giving it a try.

This was a decent YA book about a girl's relationship with a strange sister she can never hope to understand. I liked the idea behind this section.

also I got the book from penguin's first to read.

I just found out I received access to this book through First to Read and now all I want to do is read it. Ahhhhh!!! Are there any other Littens out there reading this one?