Im very intrigued, mainly because of how real the characters feel. I already see myself in one of them, which already makes me more invested in the story.
I am slightly worried about having so many different perspectives, as it may be hard to follow, particularly if it is a rather short book. However, I believe that it can be used as a great asset, and I just hope that this will be one of those cases.
I also appreciate the contemporary references (e.g. the pandemic, Marie Kondo), but I hope that they will not become too forced as the story moves on.
I do like the feel of the cover, however, I do not currently relate it to the story, as so far the story feels a little more "dark" and realistic than the seemingly perfect picture.
I am slightly worried about having so many different perspectives, as it may be hard to follow, particularly if it is a rather short book. However, I believe that it can be used as a great asset, and I just hope that this will be one of those cases.
I also appreciate the contemporary references (e.g. the pandemic, Marie Kondo), but I hope that they will not become too forced as the story moves on.
I do like the feel of the cover, however, I do not currently relate it to the story, as so far the story feels a little more "dark" and realistic than the seemingly perfect picture.