The End.

One day far in the future, when someone creep googles me, they will encounter this perfectly curated collection of crashouts about a bunch of very quirky novels.

Constance Debré, Love Me Tender

Going into this book, I expected much more emotional writing than what I think I recieved.

Valeria Luiselli, Faces in the Crowd

Reading this felt like a little bit of a roller coaster, with the extent to which this storyline is fragmented and kinda all over the place.

The Book of Chameleons

Well…I guess I am fascinated to say the least.

Money to burn

As a true crime fan myself, I was expecting this book to be one like many others I’ve seen before.

The Lover

The more I read this novel, the more I could feel it become less about any actual events and more about memory and reflection.

The Hour of the Star

It almost felt like I was reading two stories in one within this book, one of them being about Macabea’s life and the other about the narrator’s constant anxiety about writing this.

7. The Time of the Doves

I felt that the narration of this text was very closely tied to Natalia’s inner thoughts.

6. The Violence of Advancement

I thought this would be a story that wasn’t unheard of before, a gifted child escaping poverty through education.

A Freudian Nightmare

Boys, be honest, did all of u have the same pervy little crushes on your mommies too?