Status Updates From He, She and It

The pacing has become strange and almost stilted, and some of the decisions that are being made seem confusing and far fetched. What was once an engaging and interesting world as I learned about now feels like a felt board on which the author can throw characters and plot points onto. Hoping the train gets back on the tracks soon.

I hate Gadi so so much. Whenever Shira even thinks about him, much less goes to talk to him, I want to smack her and tell her that he's a disgusting fool and she should treat him as such.

This book feels extremely long. It took me ages to get just 14% of the way through, yet so far it's just been world building and backstory. I'm not sure whether I'll finish it or not.