I'm a Fan

It was a fun read. The main character is pretty unhinged, but even with her questionable decisions and delusions, she presented very some interesting critiques of society's double standards and injustices (in terms of class, power, race, among others). I appreciate what the author was doing with both the story and its writing. It felt like a manic rant, which does help convey the mental state of the MC. She's simultaneously very introspective and self-aware while actively engaging with her most nonsensical conclusions. However, most characters in this book are unlikeable, hypocrites, and overall bad people. I don't mind unlikeable characters, but wow did I find it difficult to hold on to any relatable or redeemable traits! Ultimately, it was good, but not a must-read. Although for how short it is, I would recommend this. Read this in an afternoon.