Welcome to Litsy!

This contemporary YA novel takes what could be a goofy soap opera-esque plot device -- the protagonist wakes up after a serious head injury having forgotten the last 2 years of her life, which includes her figuring out she's queer and having a secret two year relationship with a girl -- and thoughtfully explores issues of grief, familial homophobia, coming out, romantic soulmates, memory, and fate. Beautiful #audiobook performed by Natalie Naudus!

The truly original imaginative elements introduced around concepts, thoughts and the physical world, how books and words are used, was highly entertaining. However, this book is primarily about a man struggling to deal with grief after a great loss. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone with ongoing mental health concerns. Ian the Cat, with his multitude of creatively described unimpressed glares, was not harmed in the making of this story. 😼

I see what you did there. 😉🦈

*winces in information manager* 🫣
It's sci-fi fantasy paper architecture it has different qualities and purpose, it's sci-fi fantasy paper architecture it doesn't need to be organized...😤

Always love when the 'power of books' gets reinterpreted into something physical/metaphysical. 😉🥰📚

Happy to anounce this book has been solidly delivering on the weird shit. *Rubs hands together gleefully*

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I read this a few years ago, a really sweet story set in gorgeous Ireland 🌧️🍀
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

"There is no stillness, only change."
Comforting, in a dizzying way.

Well, yeah, but that expression is like, second nature to cats. 😏😼

This was a fun spy story featuring a woman with amnesia. It starts really well and a some fun twists. It reminded me of the Findlay Donovan books. The audiobook was narrated well too.