Kim Possible#books #bookstodon @bookstodon What book do you wish you could read again for the very first time?
I was thinking about Natasha Pulley's book, The Kingdoms, and how great it would be to reread it, not knowing what would happen.
Tracey LeeThe Majesties by Tiffany Tsao. The twist is 🤯 In fact, I actually want to read it again to see how she achieved it so cleverly 🤔
https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Majesties/Tiffany-Tsao/9781982115517
EllenInEdmonton 
@tlau Ah, that was one that I wanted to love but didn't really. The characters weren't overly likeable or clear to me and there was very little sense of place, which disappointed me.
@EllenInEdmonton I agree the characters are (intentionally) awful. I guess the limited sense of place comes from the situation of narrator, but I can see how that might confuzzle
@tlau I read a lot of books based in Asia, and I always want to come away feeling that I got to know a new place, a little bit. Not at all with this book, sadly.
@EllenInEdmonton oh! Lots more about social positioning than geographic ☺️