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A review by bittennailbooks
Interesting Facts About Space by Emily Austin
dark
emotional
funny
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
A wholly gutting, hilarious, and peeking-through-fingers cringing, an absolute must read!
Enid is a half-Deaf, neurodivergent, lesbian who is afraid of bald men and wonders if she's a bad person. A new relationship reluctantly inspires Enid to delve further into her childhood issues, foster a relationship with her deceased Dad's replacement family, and why she avoids the possibility that anything may work out for her. For true crime lovers and anyone who might wonder if they're broken inside (and if it's forever).
I adored this book, I felt sick to my stomach, roared with laughter, and wondered if the feeling of being a rotten human is a characteristic of truly good people.
An absolute painful pleasure of a read, 5 stars!
Enid is a half-Deaf, neurodivergent, lesbian who is afraid of bald men and wonders if she's a bad person. A new relationship reluctantly inspires Enid to delve further into her childhood issues, foster a relationship with her deceased Dad's replacement family, and why she avoids the possibility that anything may work out for her. For true crime lovers and anyone who might wonder if they're broken inside (and if it's forever).
I adored this book, I felt sick to my stomach, roared with laughter, and wondered if the feeling of being a rotten human is a characteristic of truly good people.
An absolute painful pleasure of a read, 5 stars!