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A review by wordwoonders
Color Outside the Lines: Stories about Love by Sangu Mandanna
3.0
I received a DRC of this book from the publisher through Edelweiss in exchange of an honest review
*cries and chants* Will I ever find an anthology that I genuinely love? I mean, I have a few still on my TBR that I have faith in before I give up all hope of ever loving an anthology. But unfortunately, Color the Lines wasn’t the anthology to prove my unlucky strike wrong. Although I loved a couple stories and liked a couple others, most of them were either forgettable, outright not good in my opinion or I failed to see their purpose in the context of this anthology. Color Outside the Lines is supposed to explore and celebrate interracial relationships and although most of the stories fit the bill, some of them just…didn’t, and I was confused as to why they were included here. But I digress, let’s do a run down of all the stories, the good, the bad, and the one that made me cry.
Full review posted on my blog : Word Wonders
*cries and chants* Will I ever find an anthology that I genuinely love? I mean, I have a few still on my TBR that I have faith in before I give up all hope of ever loving an anthology. But unfortunately, Color the Lines wasn’t the anthology to prove my unlucky strike wrong. Although I loved a couple stories and liked a couple others, most of them were either forgettable, outright not good in my opinion or I failed to see their purpose in the context of this anthology. Color Outside the Lines is supposed to explore and celebrate interracial relationships and although most of the stories fit the bill, some of them just…didn’t, and I was confused as to why they were included here. But I digress, let’s do a run down of all the stories, the good, the bad, and the one that made me cry.
Full review posted on my blog : Word Wonders