dijy

the best thing about life is learning that you're able to become your true self whenever you're ready, who knew that it would be at someone else's wedding?

okay, I see why Dolly wanted to put hands on Jolene!
jk jk jk! but, it is a fun book. it makes you wonder if spending your life at a job you hate is even truly worth it (this is not legal advice). it also makes you question if YOU are also to blame for hating your job? are you the reason why the office sucks, are you the ANTI-HERO?! a good read and a nice tug on your heart. oh? and it's #TEAMCliff4eva

ok, bye!

xoxo,
Dijy

My first thoughts were “oh? a faux Will & Grace?”

But this book is so much more than that.
It explores what it means to be a friend, to be a lover, and mostly importantly, what does it mean to be yourself?

a quick read BUT, my GOD does everyone in this book suck. LMFAOOOO, like they're all EVIL I'm sorry.

This book was horrible.

I felt like the characters were insufferable (only good when they were being downright MESSY). There were serious topics that weren't touch on correctly (I.e. race & police brutality).

The author attempted to write a “woke” book about a biracial man but fell flat. Nothing about this book is relatable to the black experience and had me question why was the book given the green light?

I cringed at the book lightly brushing on racism and how nonchalant the MC was once it was displayed.

The book wanted to be “different” and it came off cringey. And tbh, I cannot even tell you what the plot of the book was.

#SadderDays