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I can't remember the last time I read a novel that I felt so much. I love the characters, particularly the three central women, I love the story, wild though it is, I love the descriptions, and I love the ending. I felt invested in the characters' lives, particularly Katrina's, in a way I rarely do.

I'm not sure I can unequivocally recommend it, though. Ryka Aoki doesn't shy away from showing how hard Katrina's life is. The first few chapters are particularly tough going, but even when things pick up for her, it's still not all beer and skittles. Not sure I could provide a definitive list of CWs, but transphobia and sexual assault would have to be in there.

bursting with ideas, and truth, and kindness <3

i learned so much from this book, it's become my new bible :D

aw go on being this sweet and you'll make me cry 🥲

From Irigaray, chapter 7: Cultivating our sensory perceptions

loving this :)

[3 min into the audiobook] ok is this incredibly horny or is it me