Karolina

What a beautiful book. I'm so happy I read it.  Half the time I didn't know what was happening and to be honest I didn't guess the path the story would take but this is marvelous. I got to care for the protagonist and for the house and it left me with a lovely feeling of gratitude for our world and our minds. 

Es un compendio de historias super cortas y super random de temas que pasan en las relaciones amorosas: infidelidad, aburrimiento, impotencia ante las cosas que pasan en la vida.
Las historias en sí son muy bleh para mí gusto en el sentido que narran una cosa específica y listo, como que cuente un acontecimiento sin nada más. Bien olvidables todas.

I love this book so much. I love how nature is described, how we can feel the monster's misery and desolation, as well as all the existential questions it poses.
 I love how ambivalent one feels towards creator and creation: I like Victor's hunger for knowledge and at the same I emphatize with the monster. You don't bring life into this world to abandon it. 
 The monster's pleas also made me think of humans pleading to God(s) that left us to mend for ourselves. So incredibly sad yet so wonderful this book is. 

“Beware, for I am fearless and therefore powerful.” 

Every page of this book is a punch in the face. What happened to him was the worst and he didn't try to hide it or sweeten it. He allowed us to see what happens inside the mind of someone in such extreme situation, the noble and the shameful. I keep with me his frustration, his pain, his doubts, his disappointment.

I couldn't make myself like this book. It was just too corny. Every time I read the names of the vampires I cringed. Also, there was not foundation for the main love story. One minute Wrath is a complete asshole and the next he asks her to marry him? Another stupid detail: she's about to become a fricking vampire but she decides to go to work? Hell nah