Reviews

Fail Better by Beyza Ozer

seahorsemojinow's review against another edition

5.0

This is a lovely book of poetry that I think many of my friends would like, too. It requires a lot of content warnings, so if you would like that, ask me and & I can try & help. One of the reasons I liked this book so much is because the author comes from a Muslim background & also is writing a lot about Chicago & also clearly loves their friends so much, so I relate. Also, there aren't page numbers, just phases of the moon.

hatingongodot's review

4.0

I enjoyed all the poems, but it was "parting the sea between brightness and me" that almost made me weep like a baby