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A review by devrose
Naamah by Sarah Blake
3.0
2.7 stars
I'm going to hazard a guess that Naamah is a book that's best read in print rather than listened to and/or not read at the same time as watching Good Omens. I found Naamah a bit tedious. I didn't understand why she kept losing the ability to see the animals and I found the dreams confusing. I did love that the angel and, to that matter, God, were accepting of queer sexuality, but I found the sheer amount of sex to be a bit much and I liked Jesus of Savannah Sipple's WWJD more than I liked God in Naamah.
I'm going to hazard a guess that Naamah is a book that's best read in print rather than listened to and/or not read at the same time as watching Good Omens. I found Naamah a bit tedious. I didn't understand why she kept losing the ability to see the animals and I found the dreams confusing. I did love that the angel and, to that matter, God, were accepting of queer sexuality, but I found the sheer amount of sex to be a bit much and I liked Jesus of Savannah Sipple's WWJD more than I liked God in Naamah.