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A review by nightlight_reader
Don't Read the Comments by Eric Smith
funny
hopeful
inspiring
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.75
So much of this was too real, and I hope we eventually see this kind of change in the world of gamers.
Divya was incredible and always felt like she was fighting in some capacity, and I’m so glad she did.
Aaron allowing himself to be angry?? Incredible, I loved it, but also allowing himself to be kind and supportive.
They’re great for each other, and I felt this book had so much love in it. Friendship. Family. Lots of love for video games and nerd culture. The end felt like I could’ve been walking into GamesCon with them, and I loved it with all my heart.
Clearly this is a love letter to nerds and nerd culture. I recommend it to any nerd who has ever felt exiled or othered in a gaming space. This one’s clearly for us.
Divya was incredible and always felt like she was fighting in some capacity, and I’m so glad she did.
Aaron allowing himself to be angry?? Incredible, I loved it, but also allowing himself to be kind and supportive.
They’re great for each other, and I felt this book had so much love in it. Friendship. Family. Lots of love for video games and nerd culture. The end felt like I could’ve been walking into GamesCon with them, and I loved it with all my heart.
Clearly this is a love letter to nerds and nerd culture. I recommend it to any nerd who has ever felt exiled or othered in a gaming space. This one’s clearly for us.