The story of Lale and the reality of what happened in front of our eyes is horrific, sad, and haunting. I found myself thinking about this book during the day and striking up conversations with my older family members to see what they remembered and how it affected them. The writing seemed a bit choppy to me and at times repetitive, but the story is so interesting that you can easily overlook those craft flaws.

I think this book could be considered a mystery because Jessi has to figure out who is sabatogeing her. There is evidence, suspects, and results. It's very exciting and dramatic.

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Romance parts were weird and not that realistic but everything else was great

I like baseball stats and players and wanted to know more about it. So I really liked the book because it gave me more information about that.

I liked it.

Light and whimsical modern fairy tale that plays into traditional tropes. Almost Dickensian in the overlapping coincidences and unlikely serendipity of a happy conclusion. Good enough that I felt a desire to read the other books in the series.

Although the story is fairly rote, using played out tropes and themes of good vs evil, deals with demons, immortality and worship... the LGBTQ+, body, and sex positivity are refreshing and the art is stunning.

Interesting read but I found it to be a little obvious and didactic.

7/23-7/24