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natashavand 's review for:
Nothing But Blackened Teeth
by Cassandra Khaw
I’m really not sure what I just read.
I think there was a plot in here somewhere, buried deep beneath the spite and animosity all of the unlikable characters had for one another. There was also (maybe) a ghost, but we only ever saw her through the eyes of a character who had just been released from a psych ward. So maybe there wasn’t anything at all.
It’s rare that I find a book with so many words I do not know piled on top of each other, it’s even worse when I’m not sure what language these words are in and my google translate isn’t either. I’ve never read an author trying so hard to be edgy and failing so miserably before. Nothing sells “murder” like a Facebook like button. Seriously, she equates a murderer’s guilt to slowly fading Facebook friendships.
The only reasons this didn’t get a one star rating is because I willingly chose to finish it and the book cover was cool.
I think there was a plot in here somewhere, buried deep beneath the spite and animosity all of the unlikable characters had for one another. There was also (maybe) a ghost, but we only ever saw her through the eyes of a character who had just been released from a psych ward. So maybe there wasn’t anything at all.
It’s rare that I find a book with so many words I do not know piled on top of each other, it’s even worse when I’m not sure what language these words are in and my google translate isn’t either. I’ve never read an author trying so hard to be edgy and failing so miserably before. Nothing sells “murder” like a Facebook like button. Seriously, she equates a murderer’s guilt to slowly fading Facebook friendships.
The only reasons this didn’t get a one star rating is because I willingly chose to finish it and the book cover was cool.