A review by mandiluna
The Impossible Vastness of Us by Samantha Young
2.0
It’s enjoyable as a trashy read but honestly it’s has it’s problematic or annoying moments.
The love interest in my opinion was the typical bad boy which I hate. He was possessive of India, to the point wegre he got mad to her for having a guy that’s she did not like flirt with her. Like it’s like that thing where “ we’re not together but I’ll still get mad at you for having someone being interested in you” it’s so annoying like she can’t control what others do.
Also I found the thing about Eloise waiting for her friend to understand her and make up with her after outing Eloise was dumb. Like she outed her to whole school, why would Eloise want to make up with her?
dumb compliant but why was the main character named India????
Overall, this book is fun to read when you want a trashy book to read but is problematic at times and relies too much on common tropes in romance novels. It does cover serious topics at times, and does ok at that.
The love interest in my opinion was the typical bad boy which I hate. He was possessive of India, to the point wegre he got mad to her for having a guy that’s she did not like flirt with her. Like it’s like that thing where “ we’re not together but I’ll still get mad at you for having someone being interested in you” it’s so annoying like she can’t control what others do.
Also I found the thing about Eloise waiting for her friend to understand her and make up with her after outing Eloise was dumb. Like she outed her to whole school, why would Eloise want to make up with her?
dumb compliant but why was the main character named India????
Overall, this book is fun to read when you want a trashy book to read but is problematic at times and relies too much on common tropes in romance novels. It does cover serious topics at times, and does ok at that.