
Bananas. Often hard to read, because of its insensitivity and my own second-hand embarrassment…
Bananas. Often hard to read, because of its insensitivity and my own second-hand embarrassment…
Unexpectedly quirky and schema-shifting. I was forced to be self-reflective and valued my findings
High Windows felt like a long, gut feeling. We‘d read pieces from this book out loud to each other at parties in LA…
I am obsessed with this book. I feel like I‘m reflecting on a short on-and-off fling with someone who probably wasn‘t great for me in the first place but who I seriously enjoyed seeing for their insane comedic timing and spontaneity. I‘m more glad it happened than happy it‘s over.
There‘s something about describing complex systems using clever metaphors which never ceases to awe me. I came away with ethical questions and answers, the resolute need to Google several allusions, and a more nuanced understanding of “the big banks.” (Kuba rec)
This book feels experimental, critical, and new. Smith hops between literary styles and formats, exploring her characters from all angles. I guess I couldn‘t keep up.
I carried this book with me everywhere for the few weeks while I was reading it, and I wish to take it with me everywhere now that I‘ve finished it. An absolute must-read.
Frustrating and luxurious; this book is an incredible source of reflection, discussion, and catharsis.(Evie rec)
This book has such rhythm, insight, and justice to it. After just finishing it, I feel like I should read it again.
The perspective of this book is everything - Rooney‘s descriptions of teenage thoughts felt instinctive and concise, without condescension. (Kuba Rec)
This book said everything I‘m afraid to say aloud and made me a little embarrassed to think I‘ve felt anything that hasn‘t already been written... I loved it. (Kuba rec)
I loved V for Vendetta, but I was surprised to prefer the HBO show over the original novel. Need to see the film.