Olivia K

I immediately got hooked, but it was hard to stay interested. There’s an overwhelming amount of unnecessary information. The constant exposition wears you out, and it’s like the actual story doesn’t start until you’re 20 chapters in. What saves it is the concept. I’ve never read a book like this before. I just wish there was a better execution.

This book is entertaining, but thats really just about everything that I really like about this book. I really hate how cliché this book is. I don’t understand why Willow acted like that in the first place, and how she started to put the blame on Olive even though it was mostly her fault. Willow had multiple opportunities to join Olive and befriend the others at camp but decided not to which is a b****y move to begin with. She basically victimized herself, and I understand thats because of her personality, but it genuinely pissed me off multiple times. The hand proportions were very awkward and wonky, but other than that the art is relatively good. Its a pretty great read but I just absolutely hated Willow’s character so much.

I love this book. Its such a well composed and delicate story that easily moved me to tears. The art is beautiful as well and I really just enjoyed the entirety of it.