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it's been over an hour and i honestly do not care about anything happening. DNF 10%

I wasn't really sure what I was going to rate this number wise. I did enjoy the story; I am not the intended audience for it, and I know that. Quique goes through a lot in regard to his sexuality and mental health and I'm so happy he was given a good ending. I love Saleem and I really liked Manny too. I'm glad that Quique had the support system that he did, or this could have ended very differently. This has a lot to unpack but I know that there is a 17 yr old out there who is a lot like Quique and needs to know that it will be okay. I was not an overly sexual person in high school (shoot I'm still not) so that part is always a little weird to me, but I know that there are people who are and have those experiences and they should be able to see their selves in books too.  

i need more than one issue, i know this is gonna be cool. 

I'm glad this audio was short 

I think I'm gonna DNF in at 36%. I think I might not be into these types of fantasies anymore

 Stories of survivors are so important. I've learned more about residential schools from indigenous people than I ever did in school. These stories need to be told especially from the survivors so we know the full scope of it. To learn, to change, to hopefully prevent from happening again. There is no reason for this to be a banned book. Everyone should add it to their collection. 

I think I would have liked this more with a different narrator 

I wanted to DNF but by the time I got to that point I figured I might as well stick it out just in case since there was only a few hours left. The jumping around pov is so confusing and normally that doesn't bother me. Super disappointed because I loved Whisper Man. 

DNF @ 50% I think this is the first time I've ever dnf a graphic novel and a memoir. It's a genre a usually really like but every time I've picked this up I end up closing it right away and doing literally anything else. Idk how I even made it to 50%. I feel so bad about not finishing. 

Brilliant amazing I love it 

It started of rocky for me but I'm glad I stuck it out. I like her YA more but I still enjoyed it. Hit me in the feels a little at the end too. 

I think I see why people love it so much. 

I think I would have liked this more if I was in a different headspace. This month has been very slumpy and this was sooo long. I started off a little confused than it started to make sense and then I got confused again, there was some stuff that I felt could have been left out and didn't really add to the story. I still can't tell you the what this is about really but I didn't hate it which is a win for me right now. 

I really liked this. I'm curious to see how it continues. The fact that they're using dream analysis while in their dreams to help them is cool. 

This definitely has potential to become a favorite series. 

I love this series so much. This was even cuter than I remember the first one being. 

I'm very happy that the physical was my first read through of this because this audio book is boring. It was nice to revisit and I am craving a rewatch of the movies now.

 i have no idea what to say, this was the strangest thing i have ever read. 

I think this has been on my radar since it was announced. The premise has always sounded amazing but with that being said this just didn't hit for me. I didn't hate it or really dislike it I just didn't love it as much as I thought I would. 

This started off a little rocky for me but it really picked up around the 40% mark. I don't think I've ever read anything like this. I recently read Ghost Radio and Pinata just secured Gout's place as a favorite of mine. 

Not a 5 but I enjoyed it a lot. 

i would have dnf this if it was longer

my favorites
March Magic 
Mami Wataworks 
Simbi
Housewarming for a Lion Goddess 
A Knight in Tunisia 
The Devil is Us

Brilliant. Amazing. Perfect. Bravo. Im obsessed. 

This was really cute. I know I should have read book 1 first but it happens. June has a lot of learning to still do when it comes to the truth and I'm looking forward to seeing how she grows. I'm going to check and see if the library has copies of the series for the kids to read. I think my youngest would really like these.