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Fence #4 (Fence, #4)
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bookshelves: young-adult, lgbt, romance, contemporary, comics-graphic-novels, mental-health
Nov 03, 2020
bookshelves: young-adult, lgbt, romance, contemporary, comics-graphic-novels, mental-health
(3.5 ★’s)
This was sad. I’m sad now.
Somebody comfort me!
Prepare yourselves for: less laughter, more heartbreak; less fun games, more serious competition. I deeply appreciated how Pacat chose to dwell on the stress and difficulty of competition where everyone is hoping you’d lose, and I’m sure she’s gonna go ahead and teach our characters the way to handle that pressure, but in the mean time...my heart broke with a quietly deafening crack and I’m just scrambling to put it back together. I half blame my playlist, it was piercing.
Also, yikes I hate Seiji again—he’s a total jerk and I don’t care about his insecurities; stop acting like a weak, petty bully if you want me to respect you!
You go Nicholas baby, don’t give up—march forward to the beat of your own confident drums because when you have nothing you need to take what you’re owed.
That aside, while I loved the themes Pacat explored (and of course adored the writing and art as usual), it just wasn’t enough. Not much happened and I just need more. Especially from Aiden who gifted me with a single moment of joy and has utterly captivated my attention. I’d be lying if I said I’m not dying to see what happens next muahahaha.
Companions: Playlist & Related Reviews
Book series playlist:
Books in series:
� Fence #1 ★★★✯�
� Fence #2 ★★★✯�
� Fence #3 ★★★★�
� Fence #4 ★★★✯�
� Fence #5 ★★★★�
� Fence #6 ★★★★�
� Fence #7 ★★★★�
� Fence #8 ★★★★�
� Fence #9 ★★★★�
� Fence #10 ★★★★�
� Fence #11 ★★★★�
� Fence #12 ★★★★�
� Fence, Vol. 1 (Fence, #1-4) ★★★★�
� Fence, Vol. 2 (Fence, #5-8) ★★★★�
� Fence, Vol. 3 (Fence, #9-12) ★★★★�
� Fence, Vol. 4 (Fence, #13-16) ★★★★�
“It’s the first day of tryouts. Everyone is nervous. They show it in different ways. For some it’s internal. Some external. Some put themselves under more pressure than others. And everyone is watching.�
This was sad. I’m sad now.
Somebody comfort me!
Prepare yourselves for: less laughter, more heartbreak; less fun games, more serious competition. I deeply appreciated how Pacat chose to dwell on the stress and difficulty of competition where everyone is hoping you’d lose, and I’m sure she’s gonna go ahead and teach our characters the way to handle that pressure, but in the mean time...my heart broke with a quietly deafening crack and I’m just scrambling to put it back together. I half blame my playlist, it was piercing.
Also, yikes I hate Seiji again—he’s a total jerk and I don’t care about his insecurities; stop acting like a weak, petty bully if you want me to respect you!
You go Nicholas baby, don’t give up—march forward to the beat of your own confident drums because when you have nothing you need to take what you’re owed.
That aside, while I loved the themes Pacat explored (and of course adored the writing and art as usual), it just wasn’t enough. Not much happened and I just need more. Especially from Aiden who gifted me with a single moment of joy and has utterly captivated my attention. I’d be lying if I said I’m not dying to see what happens next muahahaha.
Companions: Playlist & Related Reviews
Book series playlist:
Books in series:
� Fence #1 ★★★✯�
� Fence #2 ★★★✯�
� Fence #3 ★★★★�
� Fence #4 ★★★✯�
� Fence #5 ★★★★�
� Fence #6 ★★★★�
� Fence #7 ★★★★�
� Fence #8 ★★★★�
� Fence #9 ★★★★�
� Fence #10 ★★★★�
� Fence #11 ★★★★�
� Fence #12 ★★★★�
� Fence, Vol. 1 (Fence, #1-4) ★★★★�
� Fence, Vol. 2 (Fence, #5-8) ★★★★�
� Fence, Vol. 3 (Fence, #9-12) ★★★★�
� Fence, Vol. 4 (Fence, #13-16) ★★★★�
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