God-Shaped Hole

egész jól indult, aztán nem vált elég rosszá ahhoz, hogy félbehagyjam, így a végén fogcsikorgatva szenvedtem át magam. két ilyen ellenszenves lószart, te jó ég... nem különösebben tudott meghatni a nyomoruk.

If “Everything, Everything” by Nicola Yoon and “All the Bright Places” by Jennifer Niven had a sexually-charged book baby, this would be it. Now, to be fair, “God-Shaped Hole” was written nearly a decade and a half before those two books, but still...

I had no idea what this book was about but it kept calling my name each time I walked past it in the bookstore. I read the first page - which seemed interesting enough - so I bought it and binged it.

This was nearly the perfect novel for me to read right now. The only thing that I would have changed was all of the nonchalant “sex stuff”; I would have removing most of it. Wow, I sound like such a prude. Lol. God-Shaped Hole had the three things that I usually enjoy most in when I'm taking a break from nonfiction: witty dialogue, meaningful connections, and utter devastation. I can see why some people would hate the book, but it did the trick on filling my God-Shaped Hole for the time being.

To truly appreciate this book, I think you need to be living it. This story touched me so profoundly that I am in awe.

I won't read it again. I can't read it again. However it is forever ingrained in my mind as a classic love story.

Heart-wrenchingly beautiful.