Esse livro não é nada daquilo que eu pensei que fosse...

Aqui a gente acompanha uma família que foi destruída depois que o Pai conhece outra pessoa e decide ir embora.

Ai a gente começa a acompanhar de perto a rotina da família pelos olhos da irmã mais velha a Ji-won, uma menina que vê as coisas de uma perspectiva diferente, tudo pra ela e fraqueza, e todo mundo deve pagar pelo que fizeram com ela e com a sua família.

E a todo momento ela imagina cenários tenebrosos, e a gente cria muita expectativa para saber o que vai acontecer !

E apesar do final entregar tudo, a maneira como a autora resolveu fazer isso foi frustrante demais !

ich kann diese good for her s•••••• einfach nicht

​It was honestly underwhelming. I think the book spent more time trying to show why the antagonist deserved to die instead of developing an interesting protagonist.
​I hated how long it took Jiwon to listen to her sister about not wanting a creepy dude living with them. She knew he was preying on her; she heard him on the phone talking about them and calling Jihyun a sl*t, and I'm to believe she would rather have their mom be happy than protect her? By the time she takes action against George, I believe it was only about her obsession, and "protecting her family" was just an excuse.
​About the eye-eating: does the author know the human eye doesn't have cartilage? I got a bit curious about what eating an eye is actually like after the book, and doing some research led me to realize the author did absolutely none.
​As for the ending... I think it was the worst part. What purpose did Jiwon having a brain tumor serve? In what world would George be put in the room next to her? Okay, Geoffrey takes the fall for George's murder, but aren't Jiwon's fingerprints and DNA all over the other crime scenes? Even if Geoffrey has her backpack, wouldn't the other crimes point to her? It overall felt like a poorly thought-out and rushed ending.
​I could also go on about the edgy one-liners, but at this point, whatever.
​It gets some points for capturing what it's like growing up in an immigrant family and what it feels like being a woman preyed on for your race or ethnicity, but that's about it.

This was soooo GOOD! It's gripping from the beginning, and it kept getting better.