Samia
Thank you to Roxanne Gay Books for the ARC!
If you need a palette cleansing book that may or may not carry life lessons but definitely carries the possession of a 6 year old boy by a CORGI of all things, then this book is for you.
I'm not entirely sure what I read but I did find this hilarious. Rose is not a likeable person (though in her self-centered, vegan, better than you mind she is) and we kind of see that POV really matters. Rose is the first person narrative we follow but as I read I find her incredibly annoying, pretentious, and kind of psychotic.
Which is hilarious since her nephew is possessed by a corgi spirit and somehow she makes it all about her and kind of loses her mind toward the end.
This is definitely a reflection on how Rose, as a person, in trying to control everything and always have everything her way, ruins her own life and can't seem to take the blame for it.
It's funny and entertaining and kind of nonsensical !
Thank you to Roxanne Gay Books for the ARC!
If you need a palette cleansing book that may or may not carry life lessons but definitely carries the possession of a 6 year old boy by a CORGI of all things, then this book is for you.
I'm not entirely sure what I read but I did find this hilarious. Rose is not a likeable person (though in her self-centered, vegan, better than you mind she is) and we kind of see that POV really matters. Rose is the first person narrative we follow but as I read I find her incredibly annoying, pretentious, and kind of psychotic.
Which is hilarious since her nephew is possessed by a corgi spirit and somehow she makes it all about her and kind of loses her mind toward the end.
This is definitely a reflection on how Rose, as a person, in trying to control everything and always have everything her way, ruins her own life and can't seem to take the blame for it.
It's funny and entertaining and kind of nonsensical !