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A review by teabun
Send in The Clowns by Molly Likovich
5.0
5 stars - I saw myself in this, and I felt so loved.
It's not often I see myself so accurately or deeply represented, much less in one of my absolute favourite genres. Things kept popping up that made me go "oh my gosh, did she read my mind?"
I don't think I realise or am fully aware of just how much I need to sometimes see people with experiences that mirror my own, especially in terms of disability, until I do and it rocks me to my core. When I started reading this book I wasn't expecting to cry because of shower chairs, but here we are.
This book is funny, exciting, sexy and emotional. It is both catharsis and acceptance.
All my love to this story, these characters and their author.
Killer clowns say disability rights!
It's not often I see myself so accurately or deeply represented, much less in one of my absolute favourite genres. Things kept popping up that made me go "oh my gosh, did she read my mind?"
I don't think I realise or am fully aware of just how much I need to sometimes see people with experiences that mirror my own, especially in terms of disability, until I do and it rocks me to my core. When I started reading this book I wasn't expecting to cry because of shower chairs, but here we are.
This book is funny, exciting, sexy and emotional. It is both catharsis and acceptance.
All my love to this story, these characters and their author.
Killer clowns say disability rights!