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A review by brittmariasbooks
Three Sides of a Heart: Stories About Love Triangles by Natalie C. Parker
3.0
Overall, I mostly liked the contemporary stories, especially Julie Murphy's one.
Break down (If there is nothing at a certain story it's because I thought it was just okay)
Riddles in Mathematics by Katie Cotugno
Cotugno's story ended very open ended. I felt like it only just started.
Dread South by Justina Ireland
This story has a really cool concept which makes me want to pick up Ireland's Dread Nation, which I assume is set in the same world.
Omega Ship by Rae Carson
I loved that our main character took her agency back. Not sure if it was the smartest thing to do though.
La Revancha del Tango by Renee Ahdieh
I really liked it.
Cass, An, and Dra by Natalie C. Parker
Again, a cool concept with the main character being able to same the different, possible futures. However, it didn't really engage me as a reader.
Lessons for Beginners by Julie Murphy
Again, really like the concept.
Triangle Solo by Garth Nix
Vim and Vigor by Veronica Roth
Was nice
Work in Progress by E.K. Johnston
Hurdles by Brandy Colbert
I loved this one!
The Historian, The Garrison, and the Cantankerous Catwoman by Lamar Giles
Waiting by Sabaa Tahir
Vega by Brenna Yovanoff
A Hundred Thousand Threads by Alaya Dawn Johnson
Before She Was Bloody by Tessa Gratton
Unus, Duo, Tres by Bethany Hagen
This one was super original with the vampires.
Break down (If there is nothing at a certain story it's because I thought it was just okay)
Riddles in Mathematics by Katie Cotugno
Cotugno's story ended very open ended. I felt like it only just started.
Dread South by Justina Ireland
This story has a really cool concept which makes me want to pick up Ireland's Dread Nation, which I assume is set in the same world.
Omega Ship by Rae Carson
I loved that our main character took her agency back. Not sure if it was the smartest thing to do though.
La Revancha del Tango by Renee Ahdieh
I really liked it.
Cass, An, and Dra by Natalie C. Parker
Again, a cool concept with the main character being able to same the different, possible futures. However, it didn't really engage me as a reader.
Lessons for Beginners by Julie Murphy
Again, really like the concept.
Triangle Solo by Garth Nix
Vim and Vigor by Veronica Roth
Was nice
Work in Progress by E.K. Johnston
Hurdles by Brandy Colbert
I loved this one!
The Historian, The Garrison, and the Cantankerous Catwoman by Lamar Giles
Waiting by Sabaa Tahir
Vega by Brenna Yovanoff
A Hundred Thousand Threads by Alaya Dawn Johnson
Before She Was Bloody by Tessa Gratton
Unus, Duo, Tres by Bethany Hagen
This one was super original with the vampires.