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personofro 's review for:
Youngblood
by Sasha Laurens
So it was decently cute enough except for :
-Lack of diversity being used in every other sentence but didn't end up being actually addressed in a way that it might happen in the future also I can understand maybe wanting to use it in comparison, but it just came off as #DIVERSITY with the MC not really doing anything,but complaining.
-The paragraph of a character saying that he's half indian and his parents met through the colonization with the East India Company but "it's not as bad as it sounds"
-I wanted to read more about CFAD, the cure, and how it would affect vampire society.
What I enjoyed:
-Was Kat slowly realizing she did like girls, and that her not being straight didn't actually matter.
-The talk and discussion of vampire morals involving things like consent with what they call glamour or mind control.
-While the lack of diversity was talked about like a boomer was writing about the new-fangled views today's yougnuns have, I thought I could see that the author wanted to point out the lack of diversity in predigous schools due to systemic prejudice, at least I hope that's what the author meant.
-The plot was entertaining, mostly from me yelling at my phone (audio listener) about the characters stupid, and sometimes well meaning, actions.
-Lack of diversity being used in every other sentence but didn't end up being actually addressed in a way that it might happen in the future also I can understand maybe wanting to use it in comparison, but it just came off as #DIVERSITY with the MC not really doing anything,but complaining.
-The paragraph of a character saying that he's half indian and his parents met through the colonization with the East India Company but "it's not as bad as it sounds"
-I wanted to read more about CFAD, the cure, and how it would affect vampire society.
What I enjoyed:
-Was Kat slowly realizing she did like girls, and that her not being straight didn't actually matter.
-The talk and discussion of vampire morals involving things like consent with what they call glamour or mind control.
-While the lack of diversity was talked about like a boomer was writing about the new-fangled views today's yougnuns have, I thought I could see that the author wanted to point out the lack of diversity in predigous schools due to systemic prejudice, at least I hope that's what the author meant.
-The plot was entertaining, mostly from me yelling at my phone (audio listener) about the characters stupid, and sometimes well meaning, actions.