Zee (he/they)

This was stunning. The power of story telling

(3.5) Cute. A little corny, and a little boring at times, but also a story of revenge and girl powered violence with tender moments about healing.
Growing up as a girl can be traumatizing, this books reminds us that dying is not the solution we hoped it would be. Cherish your survival, and hug your friends.

Nasty.

Shouldn't really be rating this, as I think I need to reread this as a physical copy to truly appreciate it's beauty. The audio book just didn't work for me.

(2,5(?)) That was... messy.

Again, this concept would be really interesting, if only it was executed well.

Was not expecting to enjoy this as much as I did!

What. An. Ending.

A new favourite, I loved this deeply.

Loved that this and the adaptation were so different, while both still share this amazing essence

(4,5) Loved the body/house allegory. A very good intro for people who are new to the concept of tran/enby identities.

Moving, clever, and deeply human.

This book made me cry. Not just about mushrooms, but about this beautiful planet and it's complexity, as well as about humans, whom I struggle to love sometimes, but who's dedication and love of nature is wonderfully illustrated in this. Thank you Merlin.

(3+1 cause I'm happy it exists) This was good. I still wished it had been better.

Lovely little read. I thought it was a little sapphic, but it's a lot sapphic. Would recommend.

The post credit illustrations made me cry.

I liked the light-hearted tone, and loved the nb-lesbian rep, but you can't convince me people organising to steal money from their work are the enemy.