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A review by readsbylaura
The Inexplicable Logic of My Life by Benjamin Alire Sáenz
4.0
At first, I wasn't so sure about this book because of how it was written. I'm not sure how to describe it, but the way Sáenz writes this book is very different from what is could be considered "normal" writing, I guess, but you get used to the writing and start to actually like it because you feel like your inside the main character's mind or like you're apart of his life.
While I was reading The Inexplicable Logic of My Life, I was slowly getting attached to the characters in his book. They are written so well that they feel so real to the point where you're pulled into their life struggles and happiness. I just felt so close to these characters that all I wanted was for them to be happy and not hurt even though their pain is what made them even better characters.
I can't really explain what this book made me feel, but honestly, the way it's written is what I liked about it a lot. It grew on me and I truly enjoyed the way it was written. It was a great coming of age book. Sáenz has done it again!
Review also posted at Little Pieces of Books
While I was reading The Inexplicable Logic of My Life, I was slowly getting attached to the characters in his book. They are written so well that they feel so real to the point where you're pulled into their life struggles and happiness. I just felt so close to these characters that all I wanted was for them to be happy and not hurt even though their pain is what made them even better characters.
I can't really explain what this book made me feel, but honestly, the way it's written is what I liked about it a lot. It grew on me and I truly enjoyed the way it was written. It was a great coming of age book. Sáenz has done it again!
Review also posted at Little Pieces of Books