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caffeinatedbookowl 's review for:
Tell the Wolves I'm Home
by Carol Rifka Brunt
I wanted to love this book so much. The writing was so well done and it was beautiful and easy to read. But I couldn't get rid of the unsettling feeling in my stomach. The relationship between June//Finn//Toby was not okay. The love she felt for them, the secrets, the grown men wanting to spend time drinking/smoking/hanging out with a 14 year old girl is disturbing, no matter the intention.
I didn't like June, I didn't like the obsession Greta had with being her sisters friend, or the at June interacted with Ben.
As wonderfully painted this story is, the characters and lives they've lived is just too damn unlikeable for me to truly love their story.
I didn't like June, I didn't like the obsession Greta had with being her sisters friend, or the at June interacted with Ben.
As wonderfully painted this story is, the characters and lives they've lived is just too damn unlikeable for me to truly love their story.