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3.99 AVERAGE
3.99 AVERAGE
3.5 stars. So many things are happening. I’m ready for book 3!
Okay now finally Juliette becomes a badass bitch. Warner, I repeat, I LOVE YOUUUUUUU, chapter 62 was lit.
If someone ever asked me what Juliette’s life soundtrack is, I would say “breathin” by Ariana Grande.
If someone ever asked me what Juliette’s life soundtrack is, I would say “breathin” by Ariana Grande.
3,5/5⭐️
Senz’altro straboccante di immaginario distopico, in alcune parti del testo predominante. Scorrevole come pochi, difficilmente vira alla noia, le vicende, i clichè, i traumi palesi ed effimeri allo stesso tempo, non mancano.
Il personaggio di Juliette attizza durante la lettura di “Shatter me”, tuttavia la sua psiche e quella capacità di introspezione tende ad annichilirsi nell’ultimo spicchio di “Unravel me”. Attestando la sua immaturità, non fa altro che crogiolarsi tra le braccia di Warner, seppur consapevole della scelta malsana. Juliette rappresenta l’apice dell’egocentrismo, dimostrandosi capace di giostrare dei sentimenti in funzione dell’immunità al suo tocco. Reprime il tenero per Adam in balìa della sua crisi adolescenziale sull’orlo di un vittimismo cosmico. Avida di concretezza, rifiuta l’apparente precarietà di una relazione con Adam nonostante avesse la possibilità effettiva di veicolare il suo dono e contenere l’energia dell’amata. La protagonista sfiorisce ancor prima di fiorire, e ahimè questo rappresenta il tallone di Achille di “Unravel me”.
Adam è genuino, sincero, nutre un attaccamento e dei sentimenti viscerali per Juliette, da sembrare appiccicoso. La trasposizione del suo personaggio viene trascurata, divenendo di sfondo all’intera trama.
Oramai è chiaro, anche solo considerando la dilogia Shatter me/Unravel me che l’autrice stia costruendo una Enemy to lovers tossica e campata sui traumi infantili dei personaggi principali. Probabilmente ciò che mi preme a continuare la lettura e finire la trilogia è il sarcasmo tagliente di Kenji, rivelatosi l’unico personaggio ben costruito sotto ogni punto di vista. Regala al lettore uno sprizzo di spensieratezza, matura, martoriata e sofferta che distoglie dalla ferinità della Restaurazione, del Punto Omega stesso e infine dello scandolo amoroso tra Adam, Warner e Juliette.
Senz’altro straboccante di immaginario distopico, in alcune parti del testo predominante. Scorrevole come pochi, difficilmente vira alla noia, le vicende, i clichè, i traumi palesi ed effimeri allo stesso tempo, non mancano.
Il personaggio di Juliette attizza durante la lettura di “Shatter me”, tuttavia la sua psiche e quella capacità di introspezione tende ad annichilirsi nell’ultimo spicchio di “Unravel me”. Attestando la sua immaturità, non fa altro che crogiolarsi tra le braccia di Warner, seppur consapevole della scelta malsana. Juliette rappresenta l’apice dell’egocentrismo, dimostrandosi capace di giostrare dei sentimenti in funzione dell’immunità al suo tocco. Reprime il tenero per Adam in balìa della sua crisi adolescenziale sull’orlo di un vittimismo cosmico. Avida di concretezza, rifiuta l’apparente precarietà di una relazione con Adam nonostante avesse la possibilità effettiva di veicolare il suo dono e contenere l’energia dell’amata. La protagonista sfiorisce ancor prima di fiorire, e ahimè questo rappresenta il tallone di Achille di “Unravel me”.
Adam è genuino, sincero, nutre un attaccamento e dei sentimenti viscerali per Juliette, da sembrare appiccicoso. La trasposizione del suo personaggio viene trascurata, divenendo di sfondo all’intera trama.
Oramai è chiaro, anche solo considerando la dilogia Shatter me/Unravel me che l’autrice stia costruendo una Enemy to lovers tossica e campata sui traumi infantili dei personaggi principali. Probabilmente ciò che mi preme a continuare la lettura e finire la trilogia è il sarcasmo tagliente di Kenji, rivelatosi l’unico personaggio ben costruito sotto ogni punto di vista. Regala al lettore uno sprizzo di spensieratezza, matura, martoriata e sofferta che distoglie dalla ferinità della Restaurazione, del Punto Omega stesso e infine dello scandolo amoroso tra Adam, Warner e Juliette.
“Hell is empty and all the devils are here”
This book was wild omg. We found out that Juliette was a lot stronger than anyone realised! Finding out why Adam could touch Juliette was crazy because I hadn’t seen anyone talk about it before so I was actually shocked with the reveal about it all. I did feel bad for them both when Juliette realised they wouldn’t be able to be with each other. Obviously I know she will end up with Warner and I do want her to but it was still sad for them!! I was waiting to see why everyone hates Adam but I guess that’s in the next book! 🤔 It was sad to hear more about Adam and James’s childhood. I forgot to mention James in my last review but he’s so sweet ahhh and when he was speaking to Juliette in this book it was so lovely. 🥺
It was crazy when Warner started reading Juliette’s notebook to her and also how he had memorised part of it omg! Also how Warner’s tattoo says “IGNITE” and the next book is called ignite me…I don’t think I’m ready for that! I was shocked at Warner’s ability because I genuinely didn’t know anything about that and it also made a lot of sense.
Kenji was one of the best characters in this book! He was sooo funny in this and I was laughing a lot but also how he was so serious and giving lectures to Juliette which definitely helped her. It was cute but emotional to hear about how Castle first met Kenji and the first thing Kenji did and said to him omg that was the cutest!! 🥹 I definitely hope to hear more about that in the future books! I do feel myself becoming obsessed with this series! 🤭
This book was wild omg. We found out that Juliette was a lot stronger than anyone realised! Finding out why Adam could touch Juliette was crazy because I hadn’t seen anyone talk about it before so I was actually shocked with the reveal about it all. I did feel bad for them both when Juliette realised they wouldn’t be able to be with each other. Obviously I know she will end up with Warner and I do want her to but it was still sad for them!! I was waiting to see why everyone hates Adam but I guess that’s in the next book! 🤔 It was sad to hear more about Adam and James’s childhood. I forgot to mention James in my last review but he’s so sweet ahhh and when he was speaking to Juliette in this book it was so lovely. 🥺
It was crazy when Warner started reading Juliette’s notebook to her and also how he had memorised part of it omg! Also how Warner’s tattoo says “IGNITE” and the next book is called ignite me…I don’t think I’m ready for that! I was shocked at Warner’s ability because I genuinely didn’t know anything about that and it also made a lot of sense.
Kenji was one of the best characters in this book! He was sooo funny in this and I was laughing a lot but also how he was so serious and giving lectures to Juliette which definitely helped her. It was cute but emotional to hear about how Castle first met Kenji and the first thing Kenji did and said to him omg that was the cutest!! 🥹 I definitely hope to hear more about that in the future books! I do feel myself becoming obsessed with this series! 🤭
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I feel like her craziness from being locked up and number obsession went away too quickly. The description of what caused the apocalyptic situation seems like a juvenile imagining of our world problems. Both the MMCs are obsessed with her and hot so she’s got that going for her even though her life has been shit. Though one is so obsessed he wants to possess her at any cost which is obviously fucked okay. FMC and Warren have intense self hatred. Her writing style isn’t my favorite. Ya know they are emotionally damaged teenagers. I found the drama with Adam and FMC to be kind of childish but they are literally minors. I like her mental health shit and ocd. Idk I feel like her starting to like Warren was forced. Him being strengthened while touching her and Adam being weakened felt kind of simplistic? And convenient? Like forcing her and Warren together. Okay her self torturing and constant mental wallowing and adolescent angst is kind of annoying
adventurous
emotional
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes