Piret

Well, at least he wanted less (Less, sorry). Actually, the fact that he wanted Less (less, sorry), made the whole thing make sense.
The writing is amazing, the charm I fail to see.

So intense. So enjoyable.

Incredible.
So sweet and thoroughly enjoyable.

Despite being slightly annoyed by the constant change in voice (not just POV), I absolutely loved it. I loved the air in between the short paragraphs and the punch of the short sentences. The humour. The depth, the breaking apart and then bringing everything back together. The balance.
So well done.

I loved the writing, I loved the wit, I got the humour.
I didn't like the protagonist and how she expected not just life, but also love, to just happen to her. No work to be done. Not that love should be work, but... oh, come on, Sophie!
And... it's very tell-y (as opposed to showy) and it makes it cold. It makes Sophie cold.
And still I have a million bent corners and I can't stop laughing at the elephant joke. Because, don't we all actually just want the elephants.