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A review by madarauchiha
The Summer is Ended and We Are Not Yet Saved by Joey Comeau
adventurous
dark
mysterious
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
2.75
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Just gory enough to be splatterpunk but aimed at children as this is ya genre. I had no idea before reading this and double checking because, hey, storygraph as of writing this does not list it as ya in both summaries. Welp. dnf at chapter eight. It's not bad per se but it's just not a horror subgenre i am interested in. The charactera do feel a little flat as well. The villain is also incredibly superficial. The main cast is a pre teen boy and I have very little interest in reading his pov, esp one written so... eh.
I guess if you like generic summer camp slaughter fest horror stories to turn your brain off to, this is for you.
major alcohol, alcoholism, blood, child abuse, child death, hand trauma, injuries, medical content, pregnancy, religion christianity / catholic, snakes
medium ableism, sexism?
Just gory enough to be splatterpunk but aimed at children as this is ya genre. I had no idea before reading this and double checking because, hey, storygraph as of writing this does not list it as ya in both summaries. Welp. dnf at chapter eight. It's not bad per se but it's just not a horror subgenre i am interested in. The charactera do feel a little flat as well. The villain is also incredibly superficial. The main cast is a pre teen boy and I have very little interest in reading his pov, esp one written so... eh.
I guess if you like generic summer camp slaughter fest horror stories to turn your brain off to, this is for you.
major alcohol, alcoholism, blood, child abuse, child death, hand trauma, injuries, medical content, pregnancy, religion christianity / catholic, snakes
medium ableism, sexism?
Content Warnings
Graphic: Alcohol, Child death, Blood, Child abuse, Gore, Alcoholism, Injury/Injury detail, Medical content, Torture, and Pregnancy
Moderate: Ableism and Sexism