What I’d Rather Not Think About

The way the book is formatted-very short vignettes ,is my favourite kind of format to read, and I was quite enjoying it at first. However, from the 30% mark, the book just didn't vibe with me at all.

TWs: suicide, depression

3.75 rounded up; I enjoyed the vignettes and the short chapters, but some of them seemed a little irrelevant or random with different facts and things, trying to connect the pieces together.. it bagan to jumble up and make no sense at one point. I highlighted quite often in the beginning, so many lines that I could relate to, but once the brother's death happened, her grieving looked different than what I expected. I thought she would grieve more (with the synopsis giving that message of "what if other can't live without them?'), or maybe it wasn't portrayed well/strongly enough. But grief looks different for everyone.