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A review by brisingr
Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers
4.0
NO, absolutely no one does it like queer people when it comes to beautiful language. the writing in this book blew me apart, what a wonderful style, what care in picking the words, what metaphors born out of emotions.
NO, i did not expect the subject of this book to hit so fucking close to home. grateful for this coming of age story that shows you never truly stop being lost in the world, you never have your shit figured out, you're never as much of an adult as everyone else around pretends you are. i think a lot of people will relate to the main character's struggles and issues, as well as overall feelings. it was great.
YES, i am absolutely in love with all the friendships in here!!!! queer group of friends, the most beautiful thing on earth.
YES, i am possibly very biased in rating this book, but it worked for me!!! and sometimes you just find a story at the exact moment when you need it. this is one of those times.
It breaks something, to acknowledge out loud that it will not be easy, no matter where she looks. She mourns for the optimism she felt right after graduation, when she thought, I have come this far, and I will go even farther, and no one can stop me.
NO, i did not expect the subject of this book to hit so fucking close to home. grateful for this coming of age story that shows you never truly stop being lost in the world, you never have your shit figured out, you're never as much of an adult as everyone else around pretends you are. i think a lot of people will relate to the main character's struggles and issues, as well as overall feelings. it was great.
YES, i am absolutely in love with all the friendships in here!!!! queer group of friends, the most beautiful thing on earth.
YES, i am possibly very biased in rating this book, but it worked for me!!! and sometimes you just find a story at the exact moment when you need it. this is one of those times.
It breaks something, to acknowledge out loud that it will not be easy, no matter where she looks. She mourns for the optimism she felt right after graduation, when she thought, I have come this far, and I will go even farther, and no one can stop me.