But look, considering how young she was, I at least praise her efforts.Ĭharlènne Boher, una joven con una personalidad de tintes depresivos, con problemas en la relación con sus padres, antisocial y sin amigos, era una chica más atravesando esa etapa tan crucial de la vida como lo es la adolescencia. I did like the spare writing style, which had a bit of the Marguerite Duras about it, and much preferred the latter chilling stages than anything that went before, but the whole toxic friendship, obsession, control, love/hate thing, was just not explored with any real depth. It's written by a teen - Anne-Sophie Brasme was sixteen/seventeen at the time - about a teen, thus more appropriate for teens - the sulky dark bedroom dwellers more so. I can't say I was really convinced by any of it to be honest, and it was way too clichéd for my liking.

That's about the only reason I read this. was no doubt annoying enough for a male of my age, but throw in the idea of premeditated murder without any remorse shown, and I can see why it says on the cover that the narrator here could be Camus' sinister little sister - there even being a reference to L'Étranger later on. 'I hate my body, I hate my parents, I hate the world, I hate school' etc. Your click-thru and purchases help keep Kimmers’ Erotic Book Banter blog remain in operation.Teen anst - especially teenage girl full-on miserable angst - is something I can't say I'm especially keen on in literature, and this novella is absolutely flush with the stuff. Kimmers’ Erotic Book Banter blog is disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255.īuy links on Kimmers’ Erotic Book Banter blog may be attached to an 'affiliate link' This means if you click on the link and purchase any item, we may receive a VERY small affiliate commission for your purchase. We only recommend products or services we have read personally and/or believe will add value to you, our readers. We at Kimmers’ Erotic Book Banter blog have not, do not and will not ever accept compensation for reviews!Īll books reviewed are the personal and subjective opinion of the Contributor. If there is no disclosure you may assume that it was given to us free of charge in exchange for our honest opinion.

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