Lucas Winther
A story that lures you in the puncjes you in the stomach. The first half of the book is seemingly chill and seems very slice of life-like. Everything is cool, cute and calm - until we rigure out that Chris new friend dan has a personality disorder and seemingly out of nowhere commits suicide. The feelings portrayed about being (or being near) someone with mental disorder(s) and potential suicide attempts is well shown.
I wish the book had a bit better pacing over all, though can also see the artistic vision behind this coming seemingly out of nowhere, as it does in real life.
A story that lures you in the puncjes you in the stomach. The first half of the book is seemingly chill and seems very slice of life-like. Everything is cool, cute and calm - until we rigure out that Chris new friend dan has a personality disorder and seemingly out of nowhere commits suicide. The feelings portrayed about being (or being near) someone with mental disorder(s) and potential suicide attempts is well shown.
I wish the book had a bit better pacing over all, though can also see the artistic vision behind this coming seemingly out of nowhere, as it does in real life.