

this is a puzzling book. on the one hand I really love the relationship building between our two main characters. I feel like it goes so much deeper and it's less vain than like a typical book found within this trope. That's a really good thing. On the other hand, there are just certain parts of it that either don't make sense or just feel like a stretch. I think the writing could have used some actually publishing house editing/polishing. But certainly not a bad read.
this is a puzzling book. on the one hand I really love the relationship building between our two main characters. I feel like it goes so much deeper and it's less vain than like a typical book found within this trope. That's a really good thing. On the other hand, there are just certain parts of it that either don't make sense or just feel like a stretch. I think the writing could have used some actually publishing house editing/polishing. But certainly not a bad read.

That ending tho.
But why am I crying? 😭
You can tell Mark isn't a professional writer but man, is this guy a storyteller. I loved that this book doesn't feel like gossip- just a pretty reflective recollection of Mark's life. I loved the recurring themes, the humor and of course, the punk rock 🤘.
That ending tho.
But why am I crying? 😭
You can tell Mark isn't a professional writer but man, is this guy a storyteller. I loved that this book doesn't feel like gossip- just a pretty reflective recollection of Mark's life. I loved the recurring themes, the humor and of course, the punk rock 🤘.