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A review by abbyl819
Slay by Brittney Morris
3.0
3.5 stars
The creativity that it must have taken the author to come up with a unique and fully fleshed out and detailed video game just for the book is so impressive. The way that each of the issue discussed throughout were woven into the characters stories and discussed well and thoughtfully. I loved the dynamic between the two sisters, Kiera and Steph. At first I was annoyed by the random points of view of people that are largely unimportant that would show up once for a chapter and then be gone, but I began to enjoy seeing the way that SLAY impacted the lives of so many different people around the world in different situations, and noticing how they came to overlap and affect each other in the story. I was also very happy with the way the book ended!
The creativity that it must have taken the author to come up with a unique and fully fleshed out and detailed video game just for the book is so impressive. The way that each of the issue discussed throughout were woven into the characters stories and discussed well and thoughtfully. I loved the dynamic between the two sisters, Kiera and Steph. At first I was annoyed by the random points of view of people that are largely unimportant that would show up once for a chapter and then be gone, but I began to enjoy seeing the way that SLAY impacted the lives of so many different people around the world in different situations, and noticing how they came to overlap and affect each other in the story. I was also very happy with the way the book ended!