Reviews and Comments

Just picked this up.

This is getting repetitive. Lol.

I have to keep reminding myself panic makes people do irrational things. And that if they didn't there wouldn't be a plot. Lol.

Jess is way too chill.

Writing is pretty engaging. Makes me want to keep going.

I first heard of this book when Lucas Wilson was interviewed by James of Fundie Friday's. They mentioned it had a variety of experiences from different backgrounds, and while not all encompassing, it is a large spread of stories.

Every chapter either hits you in the gut or empowers (and often both), as they share their experiences with conversation therapy in all its forms.

It's a difficult read, but an important one. I highly recommend it.

I love the power of the uplifting stories included as well.

Every story hits like a truck.

The fifth chapter ended on a strong note, so that's a good spot to take a break.

These stories are rough, but important.

Finished the first two stories and neither pulled their punches.

Finished reading the intros and taking a break. Gotta be in the right head space for this one.

Upon becoming aware this is a fictional retelling of the 2014 Slenderman Stabbing, I have to say my interest has dropped entirely.

I don't mind when books take inspiration from real life events, but after reading the real account, this feels pretty one to one.

Even before that I was struggling to stay engaged. A bit to slice of life for me.

Well written but not for me.

Lana is a jerk. Lol.

Hello, minor commentary on True Crime fandom.

Let Maddie have her crush on Spock, Lana.