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alyciapais's review
5.0
I love Liana Finck’s Instagram account, and this book is a collection of many of her pieces from there. It’s great.
boksparv's review
2.0
2.5/5
It wasn't bad, it just wasn't for me most of the time. Some of it was really good, and some of it fell flat. If I had seen these on Instagram I probably would have followed her, but in this dense format it was just far too much at once.
It wasn't bad, it just wasn't for me most of the time. Some of it was really good, and some of it fell flat. If I had seen these on Instagram I probably would have followed her, but in this dense format it was just far too much at once.
m0rganh's review
4.0
It's like seeing all of my own snark, neuroses, and societal observations played out in doodle-form.
thebookishfiiasco's review
4.0
(@randomhouse #partner) | Excuse Me by Liana Finck
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if you follow along with any of my posts about this book, then you probably already know that i’m going to recommend this one. my bias is that i’ve been a fan of Liana Finck for a while, AND it doesn’t change that i’m going to be encouraging you to read this for a while.
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while reading this, i felt like there is a little something for everyone. the beginning was tough for me, as i did not identify with a lot of the dating content, however, i could still feel how on point it was. the rest of the sections/chapters were so flipping good!! the drawings may look simple upon first glance, but dang, they carry some serious feelings, wit, and cleverness. i was already really enjoying this one, and then i reached the last section, and
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if you follow along with any of my posts about this book, then you probably already know that i’m going to recommend this one. my bias is that i’ve been a fan of Liana Finck for a while, AND it doesn’t change that i’m going to be encouraging you to read this for a while.
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while reading this, i felt like there is a little something for everyone. the beginning was tough for me, as i did not identify with a lot of the dating content, however, i could still feel how on point it was. the rest of the sections/chapters were so flipping good!! the drawings may look simple upon first glance, but dang, they carry some serious feelings, wit, and cleverness. i was already really enjoying this one, and then i reached the last section, and
curlybooks's review
2.0
Not enough substance and too much repetition. This definitely felt like a bunch of Instagram Posts instead of a cohesive and edited collection. The funny-factor was also lacking, some of the cartoons made me chuckle, but on the whole a lot of these just fell flat. Not to mention, that a lot of them were just tragically depressed and sad. Maybe one at a time, these cartoons would've been more effective, but rounded up like this and reading one after the other just didn't work for me.