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What We Devour (Linsey Miller)
Ngl I had very low expectations when I picked up this book. I have grown steadily less patient with YA, and I'm in a reading slump on top of that - I kinda expected to DNF this book after a week
What happened instead is that I finished it in two days lmao
The good:
A very interesting representation of aceness in the main character and others' reactions to her. I feel like by now I've seen several sex repulsed and sex positive aces in books, but Lorena is the first sex indifferent one I read and it was very relatable when touched upon
Kept me engaged despite my current lack of focus
Anti capitalist message interestingly woven into a fantasy setting
The bad:
Sometimes the narration just skips over things in a way that makes it hard to follow
A couple predictable twists treated as big reveals
No falling action and as far as I know no sequel planned
A weird lack of emotions after certain supposedly very dark plot points which removes a lot of their impact, including the conclusion
I still don't know if I'd recommend it, but I'm definitely glad I read it, it was an interesting book. I've seen a few reviewer say it felt like a raw draft and I kinda agree, the potential was there but it might have benefited from more editing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
JOMP BPC - Jan 30 - Freebie
I’ve decided 2023 is gonna be the year I give Linsey Miller’s books another go 👀
My art summary for 2021!
I also want to give a HUGE thank you to all of y’all who offer your continuous support. It really does mean the world to me. The feedback and love just brightens my day every single time!
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this book gets me
Reading 2022: Linsey Miller What We Devour (2021) 15.-23.3.2022 (no 16.3)
Canon Aces 186/?: Lorena Adler in Linsey Miller’s What We Devour (2021) 2/ 2
