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A review by cynnn
The Bedlam Stacks by Natasha Pulley
4.0
Rounding up on 3.75 rating.
It’s a slow book. I thought slow start, but it’s fairly slow the whole way through. Some might find this perfect; it took me two months to finish.
Being part indigenous and Latiné myself, it might’ve not been my culture being represented but it still felt like it resonated. And it felt respected, above all else. I found myself quietly smiling a lot and the banter, but feeling melancholy as well.
I’ve read Pulley’s other works and you can see she likes her patterns (and intertwining stories and characters).
I appreciate the work she’s done in this book.
It’s a slow book. I thought slow start, but it’s fairly slow the whole way through. Some might find this perfect; it took me two months to finish.
Being part indigenous and Latiné myself, it might’ve not been my culture being represented but it still felt like it resonated. And it felt respected, above all else. I found myself quietly smiling a lot and the banter, but feeling melancholy as well.
I’ve read Pulley’s other works and you can see she likes her patterns (and intertwining stories and characters).
I appreciate the work she’s done in this book.