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A review by thebrillianceofbookshelves
Colorblind by Siera Maley
5.0
A girl with the power to see what age people will be when they die meets a girl fated to die in the next three months. What are the odds they fall in love?
This book is actually the sweetest lesbian love story ever and I'm completely obsessed <3 Chloe and Harper are the cutest couple in the world, they gave me so much serotonin, and I loved seeing them bond over the course of the book. They had me smiling and kicking my feet so many times, it really made me yearn for this type of sapphic teenage love story in my own life (sigh). It also had just the perfect touch of "potential tragic ending" that made me never want to put it down.
Not to mention, the "I have the power to see what age people will be when they die" plotline was actually really interesting. I think it would be cool to delve deeper into how it happened, but honestly, this book did a good job of providing just enough detail about the power to make it believable and engaging but not so much that it took over the whole story (and it left room for the romance to shine through).
This book is actually the sweetest lesbian love story ever and I'm completely obsessed <3 Chloe and Harper are the cutest couple in the world, they gave me so much serotonin, and I loved seeing them bond over the course of the book. They had me smiling and kicking my feet so many times, it really made me yearn for this type of sapphic teenage love story in my own life (sigh). It also had just the perfect touch of "potential tragic ending" that made me never want to put it down.
Not to mention, the "I have the power to see what age people will be when they die" plotline was actually really interesting. I think it would be cool to delve deeper into how it happened, but honestly, this book did a good job of providing just enough detail about the power to make it believable and engaging but not so much that it took over the whole story (and it left room for the romance to shine through).