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A review by caitfoges
gods with a little g by Tupelo Hassman
4.0
~ 3.5 ~
I really liked this book at the beginning, impressed by each cleverly-named and surprisingly poetic chapter, full of raw emotions and unflinching depictions of events. The main character Helen encompasses the perfect amount of snarkiness and warmth, and experiences a satisfying level of personal growth throughout the novel. My biggest complaint is that the lack of substantial plot in some sections caused the pages to drag on a fair bit. Furthermore, some of the plot points that were included felt unnecessarily obscene in my opinion.
I really liked this book at the beginning, impressed by each cleverly-named and surprisingly poetic chapter, full of raw emotions and unflinching depictions of events. The main character Helen encompasses the perfect amount of snarkiness and warmth, and experiences a satisfying level of personal growth throughout the novel. My biggest complaint is that the lack of substantial plot in some sections caused the pages to drag on a fair bit. Furthermore, some of the plot points that were included felt unnecessarily obscene in my opinion.