[ SECRET POST #5960 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5960 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Based on 6

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of books I read in elementary and middle school:

Midnight Hour Encores - Protag gives up her dream of going to a prestigious music school which she'd spent the entire book on a roadtrip with her dad to get to, because the trip made her realize she loves her dad more than the school. ??? Phone calls and visits are a thing, idiot. The awfulness of the ending is somewhat lessened by the protag being an insufferable shit throughout the whole book, so it's hard to be sad that she's throwing her future away. It's just dumb and frustrating.

A Solitary Blue - Protag concludes mom is bad person, and feminism and environmentalism made her a bad mom (she was a bad mom, but not an evil person outside of that and blaming it on her concern for social issues really ruined what could've been a good message about cutting off toxic family)

The Sara Summer - Protag lies to her mom to protect her "best friend" and wonders why she ever thought best friend was a manipulative bully (hint: because she was, and did not get better at the end except for maybe the fact that she won't try to get her sister run over by a train again but you know, bar's so low it's underground at that point)

Re: Based on 6

[(Anonymous)]

That is not at all my interpretation of A Solitary Blue and I've read that book several times. (I reread the Tillerman books every other year or so.) Very interesting take, I'll have to keep it in mine my next read and try and see your interpretation.