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biblio_gabriella 's review for:
Interesting Facts About Space
by Emily Austin
emotional
funny
hopeful
mysterious
reflective
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Ahhh! I loved this so much, and I didn’t want it to end. Seriously, I could read about Enid’s life for 10000 more pages. As a weird, mentally ill, potentially neurodivergent lesbian, I felt so much empathy, comfort, and solidarity reading Enid’s story. There were so many heartwarming moments in this book, and I totally vibed with the offbeat humor. My sole complaint is that, based on some little details, I don’t think the age difference between Enid and her sisters really adds up. Anyway, I now NEED to read Emily Austin’s other books, pronto!
Also, this quote knocked me on my ass because of how relatable it was:
I realize I’m gay, but I don’t realize much of who I am beyond that. I feel like I’m still missing some crucial information that I need to fully form myself. I feel half-developed. I’m worried that if I were cut open, I’d see all my organs were half-made. I think I’m missing parts.
Also, this quote knocked me on my ass because of how relatable it was:
I realize I’m gay, but I don’t realize much of who I am beyond that. I feel like I’m still missing some crucial information that I need to fully form myself. I feel half-developed. I’m worried that if I were cut open, I’d see all my organs were half-made. I think I’m missing parts.