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moosepathleague 's review for:
The Bookish Life of Nina Hill
by Abbi Waxman
I'm not entirely sure what I think of this. Occasionally the langauge made me gasp in delight. Certain phrases or even paragraphs caught me. It wasn't a page-turner for me. I went weeks without picking it up.
It cut a little too close to home as someone with social anxiety and a deep abiding love of being alone with my books (something that quarantine with my family is messing up). I guess it goes back to the adage that literature isn't supposed to make you feel good, it's supposed to make you feel. This did.
It cut a little too close to home as someone with social anxiety and a deep abiding love of being alone with my books (something that quarantine with my family is messing up). I guess it goes back to the adage that literature isn't supposed to make you feel good, it's supposed to make you feel. This did.