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A review by laurenkara
Eliza and Her Monsters by Francesca Zappia
5.0
tw: anxiety, panic attacks, suicide
i did have a few issues with this. the main one being that times it did err a bit on the side of "Love Cures All" but i can't deny how much i related to eliza and how quickly i sped through this because i wasn't able to put it down. as someone who spent their teenage years (and adult ones currently) online due to mental illness and terrible school situations i felt like this book was speaking to me on a spiritual level. i love my online friends so much. they mean the world to me and just because we can't (unfortunately!!!) meet up in real life does not make those friendships any less real or valid.
i did have a few issues with this. the main one being that times it did err a bit on the side of "Love Cures All" but i can't deny how much i related to eliza and how quickly i sped through this because i wasn't able to put it down. as someone who spent their teenage years (and adult ones currently) online due to mental illness and terrible school situations i felt like this book was speaking to me on a spiritual level. i love my online friends so much. they mean the world to me and just because we can't (unfortunately!!!) meet up in real life does not make those friendships any less real or valid.