Scan barcode
A review by almostallthecake
The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t with Her Mind by Jackson Ford
5.0
Full Review On Reading Blog || Socials
What I love About This Book:
-Science fiction
-Action is happening, and the author is SHOWING this so so well, I am with the characters every step of the way
-The protagonist is a bad b*tch
-There is humor infused but not enough to take away from how cool the protagonist is
-Computer talk gets me going and scratches all my itches
-The paperback feels so nice
-Representation: LGBTQ characters, characters of color, characters with disabilities
-Healthy Boundaries: There is no dark romance, and there are statements made to make it clear where the book stands on non-consent, pushing boundaries, etc
-Writing style: the author shows every single scene, bringing literal furniture to life, using perfectly placed metaphors, analogies, and descriptors.
What I love About This Book:
-Science fiction
-Action is happening, and the author is SHOWING this so so well, I am with the characters every step of the way
-The protagonist is a bad b*tch
-There is humor infused but not enough to take away from how cool the protagonist is
-Computer talk gets me going and scratches all my itches
-The paperback feels so nice
-Representation: LGBTQ characters, characters of color, characters with disabilities
-Healthy Boundaries: There is no dark romance, and there are statements made to make it clear where the book stands on non-consent, pushing boundaries, etc
-Writing style: the author shows every single scene, bringing literal furniture to life, using perfectly placed metaphors, analogies, and descriptors.