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A review by ladytmusings
Howl by Shaun David Hutchinson
4.0
Wanna see something cool?
No sir I do not, I am gaslight to the max.
Ok real talk, Howl is an interesting look at how trauma manifests and perpetuates in small communities and bullying runs rampant bc folks are too afraid to step up or be threatened when they do.
The use of repetition is obsessive and unnerving and adds to the jarring feeling of things being not ok. I enjoyed the book even though it wasn't what I was expecting, and kudos to the author illustrating perfectly how folks who are masters at gaslighting easily get under your skin and make you question red flags.
Merged review:
Wanna see something cool?
No sir I do not, I am gaslight to the max.
Ok real talk, Howl is an interesting look at how trauma manifests and perpetuates in small communities and bullying runs rampant bc folks are too afraid to step up or be threatened when they do.
The use of repetition is obsessive and unnerving and adds to the jarring feeling of things being not ok. I enjoyed the book even though it wasn't what I was expecting, and kudos to the author illustrating perfectly how folks who are masters at gaslighting easily get under your skin and make you question red flags.
No sir I do not, I am gaslight to the max.
Ok real talk, Howl is an interesting look at how trauma manifests and perpetuates in small communities and bullying runs rampant bc folks are too afraid to step up or be threatened when they do.
The use of repetition is obsessive and unnerving and adds to the jarring feeling of things being not ok. I enjoyed the book even though it wasn't what I was expecting, and kudos to the author illustrating perfectly how folks who are masters at gaslighting easily get under your skin and make you question red flags.
Merged review:
Wanna see something cool?
No sir I do not, I am gaslight to the max.
Ok real talk, Howl is an interesting look at how trauma manifests and perpetuates in small communities and bullying runs rampant bc folks are too afraid to step up or be threatened when they do.
The use of repetition is obsessive and unnerving and adds to the jarring feeling of things being not ok. I enjoyed the book even though it wasn't what I was expecting, and kudos to the author illustrating perfectly how folks who are masters at gaslighting easily get under your skin and make you question red flags.