I have to say, I was pretty intrigued from the trigger warning. Then, off the bat, I was struck by the writing—it’s quite good. (At times, it actually reminded me of Tahereh Mafi.)

This novel is terrifying in that it’s a dystopian setting but completely plausible as taking place right now. In fact, some of the more (xeno/ homo / trans)-phobic acts and statements do occur today. Everyone should read it and try to relate to being victim to these things.


4 stars for mad skills.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Note:
I listened to the audiobook. This one is narrated by the author who has a surprisingly smooth voice. 5-star performance.