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A review by aliena_jackson
Show Them a Good Time by Nicole Flattery
5.0
I don’t even know how to explain this, but I’ll try.
I think you’re only going to connect with these stories if you’re a certain type of person. It’s kind of like, if you’ve ever walked into a room filled with people and you’re the butt of the joke and you can’t figure out why; you feel very suddenly, starkly alone, and it strikes you that maybe it will always be that way. Or if you’ve ever been walking down a street when suddenly you get dizzy because of how big and small the world is, all at once. I understand not everyone will connect with this book, but for me, this felt like one of those rare reads where the author took a look into my brain and just put words to the feelings she found inside.
I think you’re only going to connect with these stories if you’re a certain type of person. It’s kind of like, if you’ve ever walked into a room filled with people and you’re the butt of the joke and you can’t figure out why; you feel very suddenly, starkly alone, and it strikes you that maybe it will always be that way. Or if you’ve ever been walking down a street when suddenly you get dizzy because of how big and small the world is, all at once. I understand not everyone will connect with this book, but for me, this felt like one of those rare reads where the author took a look into my brain and just put words to the feelings she found inside.