Baguette Boi

This book is kind of bad like really really bad. I'll start with the story, the story is awful and extremely messy, the OCD part really doesn't have much influence and impact on much of the story and character development. Not to mention that the first like 100 pages is basically just filler. The whole murder mystery part just feels messy, and added just for a plot. The characters are bad. Daniel is unremarkable, and most importantly boring. Max is a side character but he's really generic and forgettable. That reminds me all the characters beside Daniel and Sarah are extremely forgettable and unremarkable, and the only reason I remember Daniel is because he's the main character and Sarah because she's extremely unlikeable. I also think Sarah introduction was bad since it was random, and the reasoning didn't make sense. Sarah character development was a thing however it felt extremely forced. The story also tries to put some importance on the romance part and football game however it gets put to the side for the awful murder mystery plot. I legitimately forgot about the romance and football part and when it did it was done in a very rushed, and felt like that the author was trying to make it as fast as possible because he had a page limit. I don't have anything good to say about this book, I guess that it attacks the subject of OCD which I have a very mild case of OCD although the things that Daniel does are not things I do or people I know with OCD do. However I probably just haven't experienced or seen more people with OCD. Although the story really only focuses on the OCD part in filler moments and really don't have anything to do with the story. I still have critiques about parts I liked which is a bad sign.