Interesting read. 2.5 stars for sure.

What I liked: The main character was hispanic, female, and a lesbian. Thats about it. Also, the artwork was good.

What I didn't like: The confusing plot, I am not sure why Elysia had to go on this journey. Also her family was so depressing and weak willed. Her father was abusive, her mother was an idiot, and her brother was selfish. I didn't feel bad for any of them.

Artwork: Really good, very clean and smooth. The green and blue hues are effective in this.

I received a copy of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. ( )

Slightly disorienting (I think that’s the point), but I get what the story was trying to do. Elysia has to confront her trauma and regrets in the weirdest subway station ever. Talk of toxic masculinity, gender roles, sexuality, babying boys but forcing girls to grow up, gang violence, unreasonable parental expectations, and toxic family relationships.

2.5 ( )