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Review:
This wasn’t as fun as I thought it’d be from the title and tagline, but it wasn’t too heavy either, and I still enjoyed it.
The characters were easy to like, especially Nax. He was always thinking such nice things about all the other people in his motley crew. Just a big flirt full of genuine admiration for everyone. Even if he couldn’t feel that same kind of admiration for himself.
There was also a lot of action, friendship, a hint of romance, diversity among the main characters (Pakistani, Black, other POC that I don’t think were explicitly stated, panic attacks, trans, other queer identities), and some complicated sibling relationships.
The audiobook narration by James Fouhey was good and suited Nax. A couple of the characters had accents, so that helped differentiate who was talking.
Overall, an enjoyable queer YA space story.
Recommended For:
Anyone who likes YA, space and other planets, diverse casts of characters, and lots of action.
That sounds like a fun adventure.
Yeah, it was 🙂
I remember seeing this around- that cover always jumped out at me for some reason. Glad tohear it’s nice and diverse as well.
Yeah it’s a vibrant and fun cover!