João Costa

Definitely a journey. And what an addicting and hypnotizing one.
This book was (as expected) totally different from what I've read before. It felt way too clever for me in some parts, but putting in the effort (plus a bit of digging on some forums), things slowly start to make sense.
Would LOVE to re-read this someday as part of a bookclub so I could discuss the subjects and the plot in itself more actively. Really enjoyed it nonetheless.

4,5☆

Writing this review just because I feel the need to say that I speed-read the last 170 pages in a day. I don't know what it was, but I felt super captivated to keep reading, to find how much more weird and dark this could get. Loved the different and experimental approach to the writing, feels disorientating, feverish, in a way, which is brilliant and pushes the point of the book even more. Didn't expect this to be so funny even in the most crucial points of the plot, but I had a blast throughout the last part.

So enjoyable.So.Very entertaining, Bunny.Bunny, this was literally such a good surprise.

4,5☆

4,5☆

So, so good. I don't know if I should be worried with the fact that, in a way, I already relate to these 30yo characters as a 24yo guy. Heartwarming, sometimes sad, but uplifting. I think the sex scene between Nina and Angelo was totally uncalled for and she badly excuses it by saying she needed to have sex with someone who wouldn't run away, making it seem important for her. I disagree, I think she would have realised everything anyway without it. This almost made me drop my rating to 4 stars, but the last pages save that half point.