katsylver reviewed The Society For Soulless Girls by L.K. Steven
Review of 'The Society For Soulless Girls' on 'Storygraph'
2 stars
Full disclosure: I very nearly DNF'd this book about halfway through. Decided to keep at it and by the end I kind of wish I'd stopped when I initially wanted to.
The slow build of this one is mindnumbingly slow. For all of the otherworldly weirdness the characters experience, the story itself is dull.
It's meant to be a reimagining of the Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. The author examines society's abhorence of women's anger and the measures taken to supress and villify it. This premise is so appealing. I was looking forward to this commentary in the setting of dark academia.
Not only did it fall flat, every interesting plot piece was handled so hamfistedly that I was left with the sense of wasted time.
What a bummer.
Full disclosure: I very nearly DNF'd this book about halfway through. Decided to keep at it and by the end I kind of wish I'd stopped when I initially wanted to.
The slow build of this one is mindnumbingly slow. For all of the otherworldly weirdness the characters experience, the story itself is dull.
It's meant to be a reimagining of the Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. The author examines society's abhorence of women's anger and the measures taken to supress and villify it. This premise is so appealing. I was looking forward to this commentary in the setting of dark academia.
Not only did it fall flat, every interesting plot piece was handled so hamfistedly that I was left with the sense of wasted time.
What a bummer.
The slow build of this one is mindnumbingly slow. For all of the otherworldly weirdness the characters experience, the story itself is dull.
It's meant to be a reimagining of the Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. The author examines society's abhorence of women's anger and the measures taken to supress and villify it. This premise is so appealing. I was looking forward to this commentary in the setting of dark academia.
Not only did it fall flat, every interesting plot piece was handled so hamfistedly that I was left with the sense of wasted time.
What a bummer.
