Not a disappointment considering it’s a booktok novel (or at least it’s how I met it), but I didn’t feel getting into it for too long. The style was easy to catch up, which was my initial expectation, but the plot was still beautifully handled. Some cliffhangers were smart (when she mentioned she made it a disaster for all of them for instance), some were just too cliche for me.
I’m sure there are lots of extraordinary books out there, so I don’t highly recommend this one. But still, if you wonder why this book has been a blast, people have their reasons I guess:) I should give credit for telling a story that has not been told very much, a bisexual woman who has come from a low SES background and earned her life.
I don’t think I’d finish it if I had read it in Turkish, believing that I have much better things to read, but thankfully I did finish it based on the reason that I was not only reading but also practicing the language :)
Not bad. Cried a couple times through the end.
6.5/10