I was torn between 2 and 3 stars but felt more like 2. There were a few funny parts but I didn't love the chatty type of tone throughout the authors writing. It felt like reading intrusive thoughts or listening to an acquaintance trauma dump at a party. I found the author trying to be funny but not actually funny.
I love dystopian novels but this one hits hard. There are so many parallels for today. Lauren as a character was relatable for me. She is logical and I loved that about her. However, I didn't love the religious aspect of it. Her earthseed verses were fascinating but not something that intrigued me about the story. Overall a fantastic story!
The story is cliche. But the art makes up for it. It's stunning and I love images use for the chapters.