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witchstack's Reviews (129)
The dialogue is unconvincing. The tone of the prose is sardonic which is okay in bursts, but for such a long book... I preferred the show.
Brutally candid portrayal of a dysfunctional family and their scapegoat. Holy... And then healing! Love the smirking unsubtlety of the haunting in this one.
I envy the protagonist's freedom to detach from the world for a year. At times I questioned whether she was still human or just pretending, then realized I've wondered that very thing about myself in the past. Perhaps it should be worrying to see myself in a character like this. Perhaps I need a nap. I considered rating this book anywhere between 3 and 4.5 stars, and ultimately settled on
Aspirational/10.
Aspirational/10.
