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A review by sofiareis
Spot the Difference by Juno Dawson
4.0
This was the first short story I've read willingly (Without it being a book for school) and I was not disappointed. I have to admit, I was not expecting that ending and it was very satisfying.
I could relate to pratically everything Avery thought and said. Coming from someone who has acne and acne scars for 8 years, everything just sucks. I wish there was a miracle cure without any side effects, but my best option - Roaccutane - provides too many scary secondary reactions.
Overall, it was a great book. As I was reading it, although a very quick read, I didn't feel alone. Knowing that the book would end quickly, I told myself I would only read it when I was in the bus to either go to university or come back home. Saying this, I was surrounded by people. Each one of them with their own problems and flaws. But during those moments, everything felt okay and I, for once, didn't feel ugly.
I could relate to pratically everything Avery thought and said. Coming from someone who has acne and acne scars for 8 years, everything just sucks. I wish there was a miracle cure without any side effects, but my best option - Roaccutane - provides too many scary secondary reactions.
Overall, it was a great book. As I was reading it, although a very quick read, I didn't feel alone. Knowing that the book would end quickly, I told myself I would only read it when I was in the bus to either go to university or come back home. Saying this, I was surrounded by people. Each one of them with their own problems and flaws. But during those moments, everything felt okay and I, for once, didn't feel ugly.