spoiler visualizarlittleoblivions 03/06/2020
review
I guess that?s going to be one of my most personal reviews.
I must say, at first I did not liked Ari that much, he just seemed... I don?t know, I little bit off. But as the novel went by, I started to understand him and that was when it hit me, I can see much of him in myself... I mean, at some point we all felt a little bit like him while growing up, however the amount of quotes from him that I personally related in a high level, is so big that it makes me even ashamed.
In a strange way, that book make me feel like I understood I little piece of me that I never felt that was such a mystery, and don?t ask me how is that possible, because not even I know exactly ? lol.
With that said, I guess I should really speak about the book.
I?ve realised something a while ago about myself, I guess I will called the ?syndrome of the love interest? it seems even automatic by now, but whenever I start I new novel, I tend to get attached or being fond of the secondary character way easier, than by the lead character or maybe Dante is just the most adorable human being in the world, that?s open to debate.
It might have being that way that the author constructed him so softly and detailed. I just love him and how comprehensive he is at all times.
Sometimes that amused me as well was the way that the author touched in so many topics through the novel and he managed to close all of them perfectly.
However I?m not gonna lie, there were some moments that I cringed so bad that I had to just sit back and stare at the window for a full minute, but they all meant something later, so I guess it is okay.
The end was just perfect, like truly speaking. It?s good to have a happy ending to a gay novel every once in a while ? lol.
I also loved both of them parents being supportive, it was just so natural and adorable.
I do feel like I?m letting something out of this review, but I can quite remember, so I guess I will just comeback here if I remember it later on.