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Its more interesting to see Nilas background and relationship with her family,especially her mother. Its interesting to hear the perspective when I know nothing of the culture. Nila just keeps self destructing and falling back to old patterns. Making terrible choices is an addiction to suppress so many other issues. I can relate to her feelings and the way she describes her relationship with Marlowe or anyone else.

Im finding this book so incredibly relatable. The narrator and I have two completely different lives but have similar feelings, stories (to an extent), and struggles. I truly resonate with this story. I would like to see how the relationship continues.

I like the main character. Her emptiness and need for self destruction is relatable to me in a sense.

KISSD WHAT HUH ??? WHATS NECESSARY? Also need to see more of Judy

I just wish I thought the idea of taking greek wasnt boring. The main character Richard also seems a little boring and almost like a bystander personality. However Im intrigued after Bunny and Richards dinner to see more of this greek class group interact. Mostly Henry and Bunny.

Im lowkey not feeling the narrator. She almost has my dream life and complains a whole lot. Im trying to also put into perspective the times r so different so what isnt a big deal in regards to sex and other things was just such a big deal during the time period. So when I do remember this I so far like the stories of Doreen and Buddy. I just want to know when this chick goes crazy.

UM WORKSHOP HELLLLLLLOOOO? Alice just ups and leaves no text? Bunnies are out of their minds! I need to understand why? what is so empowering? Why is Samantha also not running out of there. Whats making her stay?

So far I like the creepiness of the bunnies. Right off the bat I feel like Im drawn in and need to know whats up with these chicks. I also like Samanthas perspective considering she seems to be an odd individual as well. The Lion???? Her teacher??? Need to know whats happened with that

The book is moving at a rapid pace which I enjoy compared to a slow build up. I got sucked into it at work and cant wait to keep reasongt