Coreen Campos’s Reviews > Remarkably Bright Creatures > Status Update

I’ve really started to like Cameron now. His life choices really stress me out and being 30 makes me feel less sympathy…but I like how he’s clicked with Tova and his arguably honest self-assessment and hope….and I suspect that he’s really Erik’s son and his mother had some sort of trauma around his loss…or there’s a reason he was kept secret….

I love that the story is also told from Marcellus’ perspective and that there’s a parallel across both of these seniors…as a reader I sense the parallel and the potential foreshadowing as the story unfolds toward the end of their lives.

Immediately in love with the authors charming voice and Marcellus and Tova. Tova treats each aquarium animal…and the description of the eels not being her cup of tea yet she nods and smiles to them anyways yet they couldn’t smile back if they wanted to…with a face like that….this voice is so endearing and I love the Tova is a senior.