From the brief introduction to this story I can gather that this should be a very well thought out and overall intriguing plot to follow as the writing style shows the closeness and familiarity between the initial two characters whilst also highlighting a very honest if slightly rose tinted view of what it's like to be a student in modern England. The writer does this is a way which makes it feel as though the reader is getting a clear account of how students going through the same situation of having to get to know new people and finding out where the fit in the hierarchy of their new living arrangements. This is done in a way that is subtle but also very easy to follow.
Overall I enjoyed reading a preview of this story and had a hard time tearing my eyes away. I feel as though each character was given a great introduction and was given enough character description that they became clear separate characters. In stories with multiple protagonists it is easy to often get lost between the different points of view of characters and even easier to get lost between who is who whilst following multiple person plot lines.
Overall I enjoyed reading a preview of this story and had a hard time tearing my eyes away. I feel as though each character was given a great introduction and was given enough character description that they became clear separate characters. In stories with multiple protagonists it is easy to often get lost between the different points of view of characters and even easier to get lost between who is who whilst following multiple person plot lines.