so-soI wanted to love it, I really did 😔 it was just so childishly written to me. It almost seems like she wasn't ready to write this as it's so rushed.
I am still Team Britney, though!
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so-soI wanted to love it, I really did 😔 it was just so childishly written to me. It almost seems like she wasn't ready to write this as it's so rushed.
I am still Team Britney, though!
I loved this graphic narrative of a young artist as they struggle with their own work & mental health issues. It's Lonely At etc is one of the most creative graphic narratives I have read in awhile, but there is a strong emotional & personal core throughout so it never becomes tedious or overly cerebral. Instead, it is a surprising exploration of mental health & the power of art. Just absolutely remarkable.
pickRead last month for #riseupreads @Catsandbooks
I really liked the lyricism of this story and how the folklore tales were used as metaphors for dealing with mental health struggles. Just a beautiful book!
This was also my #doublespin for April @TheAromaofBooks
pickMom was right. Everything that is wrong with us and our generation can be blamed on the phone!
1. Groggy, just waking up. It takes a little awake time for my head to clear.
2. I'm going to a presentation on pressure canning beans today. Ridiculously looking forward to it. 😀
I just finished The Midnight Library. It was a slow start for me but once I realized it was all about your mental health it became quite powerful to me. I am going to buy a used copy to highlight the heck out of it.
#MentalHealthMonday
@kerrbearlib
pickGood content… needs better editing, lots of little words (article adjectives & prepositions) omitted which disrupts the flow of the text.
pickWow! I‘m not sure what to think of this one. The main character is a self loathing & self absorbed socialite who is literally mean to her bulimic best friend. She decides to escape reality by being in a self imposed drug induced analgesic fog. She‘s so privileged she‘s actually disgusting. I knew most of the drugs but the main one I had never heard of & found out it doesn‘t exist. It‘s a good book but be forewarned it‘s heartbreaking at times.
pickThis book could have also been titled "Interesting Facts About Serial Killers," but it was excellent, and I gave it 5 stars because I loved the main character so much. The book is funny in a slightly dark way, and Enid is endearing and wonderful.
