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A review by steel_city_peach
Everywhere You Don't Belong by Gabriel Bump
3.0
Quirky
I’m not sure that I know how to describe this coming-of-age story. I struggled to catch the rhythm of the writing in the first quarter. It felt like he was writing in a staccato cadence. It did become more fluid as the story continued. The lead character was downright pitiful. I kept hoping he’d blossom into something more likable. He did not. I found myself pushing forward just to be done with this book. The one bright spot was the comic relief that Paul’s character brought to the story.
I’m not sure that I know how to describe this coming-of-age story. I struggled to catch the rhythm of the writing in the first quarter. It felt like he was writing in a staccato cadence. It did become more fluid as the story continued. The lead character was downright pitiful. I kept hoping he’d blossom into something more likable. He did not. I found myself pushing forward just to be done with this book. The one bright spot was the comic relief that Paul’s character brought to the story.