Reviews

Soof by Sarah Weeks

pussreboots's review against another edition

5.0

What a great follow up to So B. It.

http://pussreboots.com/blog/2018/comments_12/soof.html

tricialprice's review against another edition

3.0

I wish I would have re-read So B. It before reading this, because I spent so much time trying to remember the details of the first book instead of enjoying this one. It was a sweet book, and I liked the fact that Aurora didn't have a diagnosis or a label, but just had some quirks.

eitmreads's review against another edition

5.0

Great quick read for lovers of So B. It! Sarah Weeks does it again with another captivating novel.

biozozkys's review against another edition

4.0

Had me full of smiles and a few laughs! Aurora is an incredibly endearing protagonist. It fell short for me in just the last 5 pages. The last chapter felt tacked on and almost like it was written by someone else. A tad disappointing and almost tipped me to 3 stars but I appreciate it as a great companion to So B. It.

lavenderlove's review

3.0

A cute, simplistic children’s novel that is heavily referential to its preceding companion book, So B. It. “So B. It” felt enjoyable for an audience of nearly all ages - I first read it in 5th grade, and at the age of 23 now I feel it still holds up very well! But “Soof” skews to much younger readers, despite its main character being the same age as Heidi was in the first novel. I enjoyed parts of it, but some of the exact recap from the first book felt oddly placed. It was nice to get a small degree of continuation on Heidi’s story, just not totally necessary.

Ultimately, I’m just not the intended audience for this! Which is totally fine - young readers will likely love it. Aurora is a good character. I highly recommend they read “So B. It” first. Glad I read it.