

I tried to give it a chance cause the premise and setting seemed fun and entertaining but the writing and characters were so juvenile I simply could not.
I tried to give it a chance cause the premise and setting seemed fun and entertaining but the writing and characters were so juvenile I simply could not.
Updated a reading goal:
Read 100 books in 2026
Progress so far: 40 / 100 40%

I probably didn’t sit with this long enough to give it a fair chance, but was just a bit underwhelming. Weird girls sure maybe, but it was really just the opening short story and not the other two that fit the theme so I felt almost short changed.
I probably didn’t sit with this long enough to give it a fair chance, but was just a bit underwhelming. Weird girls sure maybe, but it was really just the opening short story and not the other two that fit the theme so I felt almost short changed.

not me crying at Calipress at 3:15pm trying to finish this book
Reminded me in the end of The Red Tent and how we don’t really die if we are known.
Definitely without a fair queer lens, which lacked for me, but perhaps bound to happen.
Incredible imagining of a universe from scratch, and personhood.
not me crying at Calipress at 3:15pm trying to finish this book
Reminded me in the end of The Red Tent and how we don’t really die if we are known.
Definitely without a fair queer lens, which lacked for me, but perhaps bound to happen.
Incredible imagining of a universe from scratch, and personhood.

ok this was slow going for me BUT really good, still 4 stars.
ok this was slow going for me BUT really good, still 4 stars.
Updated a reading goal:
Read 18 books by December 31, 2026
Progress so far: 18 / 18 100%

I didn’t love this but I have a (narcissistic) soft spot for Dolly Alderton and London.
I read this to pre-read before recommending to a friend. It made me realise that some women truly love heterosexual men and I can’t believe what a grim grim world they must endure. Sexuality cannot be a choice, this cannot be the good place. Good luck to you all!
I didn’t love this but I have a (narcissistic) soft spot for Dolly Alderton and London.
I read this to pre-read before recommending to a friend. It made me realise that some women truly love heterosexual men and I can’t believe what a grim grim world they must endure. Sexuality cannot be a choice, this cannot be the good place. Good luck to you all!