Light-hearted, humours and fresh
This was a beautiful, captivating novel I liked so much more than I expected. The main character is a young girl who hears voices in her head and wants to write a letter to a close male friend. Not my first story involving love letters or even just letters in general, but it is my first one where the MC seems to be someone who's not completely sound of mind. This, I found added humour to the story, originality and helped in giving a deeper understanding of the MC and what goes on her head. As far as the plot goes, I found it contained humour, danger, tension, bad blood and much more. For a seemingly simple story, these elements give the story more intrigue and add to its captivating quality. I had not expected to relate much, if at all with a 16-year-old protagonist, but the author did such an excellent job painting this story, I found the MC relatable and her adventures with her friends and classmates managed to take me back to my youth. The scenes were sometimes vague and sometimes beautifully descriptive. Surprisingly, I found that added to the novel's appeal. The writing style is also different from what I typically read and find in other stories, but it had such a charming quality to it, it pulls the readers in and refuses to let go. There were one or 2 paragraphs where the formatting could have been better, but otherwise, I didn't see anything wrong with the author's technical writing skills. Overall, a lovely, fresh and enrapturing novel, I would recommend to anyone. Keep up the good work Adalia and I hope to read more from you.
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