#kat scott

SWWL Aesthetics: Kat Scott

“I’ve always thought everybody’s a genius at something; you just have to dig it up and polish the hell out of it.”

I loved it.

I spent the whole book trying to figure out which characters related to which of the seven deadly sins. Even though there was no confirmation of which character related to which sin, the wrap of the novel still felt complete. 

I also liked the use of varying writing styles for each of the different characters, and how it was partially reflective of their personality. I often find certain writing styles irritating and am often put off of the whole book because of this. However, in this case, it was obvious that this was a stylistic choice employed by the author to give more layers to the characters.  So, while I did find certain sections tedious or difficult to connect with, it didn’t diminish my enjoyment for the story. 

The representation in the book, while there wasn’t an overly large amount, seemed, at least to me, to be quite natural and not something it was forced into it, in an attempt to be more political. 

4/5 ★★★★☆