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A review by litsleaze
Interesting Facts About Space by Emily Austin
5.0
Emily Austin is one of my top three authors of my life. Her writing resonates with me so deeply no matter the character and I feel like we’d be such great friends if we could. Her writing feels like a warm blanket. Lol. But with the review …
IFAS is about Enid, who is a half deaf, anxiety induced, neurodivergent, autistic(?), lesbian who is just trying to get through life. This story has a lot of family themes and exploration into how childhood events affects one as they grow older. The inner thoughts of Enid’s parasite was alike to mine. The dad issues Enid has are alike to mine, and she deeply cares about her mother, just like I do.
There isn’t much of a plot in this book other than self realization character development, which I’m totally fine with.
Funny moments, but not as much as her previous novel. Probably cause I felt like I wrote this book and my thoughts are alike to Enid’s and we’re just struggling over here. Lol.
Thank you Edelweiss and Atria books for the galley.
Merged review:
Emily Austin is one of my top three authors of my life. Her writing resonates with me so deeply no matter the character and I feel like we’d be such great friends if we could. Her writing feels like a warm blanket. Lol. But with the review …
IFAS is about Enid, who is a half deaf, anxiety induced, neurodivergent, autistic(?), lesbian who is just trying to get through life. This story has a lot of family themes and exploration into how childhood events affects one as they grow older. The inner thoughts of Enid’s parasite was alike to mine. The dad issues Enid has are alike to mine, and she deeply cares about her mother, just like I do.
There isn’t much of a plot in this book other than self realization character development, which I’m totally fine with.
Funny moments, but not as much as her previous novel. Probably cause I felt like I wrote this book and my thoughts are alike to Enid’s and we’re just struggling over here. Lol.
Thank you Edelweiss and Atria books for the galley.
IFAS is about Enid, who is a half deaf, anxiety induced, neurodivergent, autistic(?), lesbian who is just trying to get through life. This story has a lot of family themes and exploration into how childhood events affects one as they grow older. The inner thoughts of Enid’s parasite was alike to mine. The dad issues Enid has are alike to mine, and she deeply cares about her mother, just like I do.
There isn’t much of a plot in this book other than self realization character development, which I’m totally fine with.
Funny moments, but not as much as her previous novel. Probably cause I felt like I wrote this book and my thoughts are alike to Enid’s and we’re just struggling over here. Lol.
Thank you Edelweiss and Atria books for the galley.
Merged review:
Emily Austin is one of my top three authors of my life. Her writing resonates with me so deeply no matter the character and I feel like we’d be such great friends if we could. Her writing feels like a warm blanket. Lol. But with the review …
IFAS is about Enid, who is a half deaf, anxiety induced, neurodivergent, autistic(?), lesbian who is just trying to get through life. This story has a lot of family themes and exploration into how childhood events affects one as they grow older. The inner thoughts of Enid’s parasite was alike to mine. The dad issues Enid has are alike to mine, and she deeply cares about her mother, just like I do.
There isn’t much of a plot in this book other than self realization character development, which I’m totally fine with.
Funny moments, but not as much as her previous novel. Probably cause I felt like I wrote this book and my thoughts are alike to Enid’s and we’re just struggling over here. Lol.
Thank you Edelweiss and Atria books for the galley.