Amber

This made me hate words and love and soup. I love a simile as much as the next person but come on.

Only read this if you believe moms have the power to be an assassin writer with multiple boyfriends who still makes it in time to tuck you in at night.

The beginning and end almost make up for me wanting to tear my hair out in the middle.

The twist wasnt worth the wait.

This was absurd and weird and a little rude at times. When's the next one come out again?

- 1 for slow pacing

-1 for the ending...that was absurd and I'll defend the last book of agggtm.

What a beautiful lil shocking surprise of a book.

"I wish I could be more articulate, but the English language fails me."

Making a career out of appealing to white saviorism is pretty lucrative.

Like a piece of sour candy: short, sweet, titillating, and a little over indulgent.

Waaay too long, but also wayyyy too cute

This was fun I guess. Tbh I'm a sucker for anything that acknowledges the laughably loud queer undertones of The Bachelor

Now when I do my nightly skin care routine, I check for mirrorverse Tom Cruise so he can't pull me into his jellyfish cult.

-0.5 for pacing, +5 for being super weird

Holly Jackson is pro women's wrongs and so am I 🥰

The death penalty as a metaphor for the multiverse? It works tho 🤷🏽‍♀️

Ive never been more artfully bored. I wanted to care about this way more than I actually did.

This felt like indulging my intrusive thoughts. Kind of terrifyingly chathartic

This felt like a horror story and a memory.

I get the numerous calls by other reviewers for more context, more plot, more answers, but I kind of feel like what it lacks is the purpose. When you navigate the world while Black, you end up with a sickly feeling that your misfortune was really orchestrated on purpose but with little proof beyond your gut and historical context. This story wasn't about the other characters or why they did the studies, it was just about her, her mom, and her grandmother. More information would have muddied the point. Would any explanation really have been a satisfactory “reason” for subjecting people that level of torture?

Found myself not caring what happens 

It was a gift to listen to, and I'm glad she gave this to the world.