Shella Mae G

Small warning the beginning chapters felt sooooo slow and was going nowhere for a while, but perhaps that was the point. This book is not meant to have a big bang or create wild moments or action packed chapters. This book appreciated the little things in life that many of us- if not all of us take advantage of and goes right over our head. This book made me uncomfortable in the things I should and shouldn't have been. From a first glance Eleanor is a social outcast, she's different in a way that one would rather call her boring, bland and difficult-- but she's complicated like everyone else and I empathised with that. I cannot describe the special love and how much I've come to really like and be relatable to Eleanor in the little things she does. 10/10 would read it over and over again until all the pages falls apart.