Tea
All I can say is that I read this in like 6 hours. I couldn’t put the book down, I felt as if I was the pov character at times, I feel wrung out, this book has probably changed how I see the world now, and all I want is a taste of sunshine myself.
I’ve been majorly disconnected from reading for years and I think that this book has helped me remember why I like reading so much, why I used to be in love with it and now I’m relearning how to reach for it again. I love how gothic, dark, and how oppressive the atmosphere felt. Almost like a really heavy blanket lying atop you but you’re unsure if it’s providing comfort or trying to swallow you whole. There’s so much I like about this book but my brain feels very mushy, so I’ll end this “review” by saying that I wish I read this book earlier instead of having it sit around for a month.
All I can say is that I read this in like 6 hours. I couldn’t put the book down, I felt as if I was the pov character at times, I feel wrung out, this book has probably changed how I see the world now, and all I want is a taste of sunshine myself.
I’ve been majorly disconnected from reading for years and I think that this book has helped me remember why I like reading so much, why I used to be in love with it and now I’m relearning how to reach for it again. I love how gothic, dark, and how oppressive the atmosphere felt. Almost like a really heavy blanket lying atop you but you’re unsure if it’s providing comfort or trying to swallow you whole. There’s so much I like about this book but my brain feels very mushy, so I’ll end this “review” by saying that I wish I read this book earlier instead of having it sit around for a month.