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A review by samrushingbooks
Borderline by Mishell Baker
5.0
I read this as part of Dewey's 24 hour Readathon
This was wonderful and complex and an intriguing read. I can't think of many books (that I've read) with protagonists/narrators who are amputees, or have various mental health issues. It's one of the reasons this book stands out so well. Also, the handling of the fey is wonderful. I actually really enjoyed the complicated interpersonal relationships. The partnership of Millie and Teo, the issues Millie had with the other residents of the Arcadia project, not to mention David, Clay, Vivian, Inaya, etc...they were all so delightfully complex and wonderfully realized. I greatly enjoyed this read, and am looking forward to the next installment.
This was wonderful and complex and an intriguing read. I can't think of many books (that I've read) with protagonists/narrators who are amputees, or have various mental health issues. It's one of the reasons this book stands out so well. Also, the handling of the fey is wonderful. I actually really enjoyed the complicated interpersonal relationships. The partnership of Millie and Teo, the issues Millie had with the other residents of the Arcadia project, not to mention David, Clay, Vivian, Inaya, etc...they were all so delightfully complex and wonderfully realized. I greatly enjoyed this read, and am looking forward to the next installment.