Tell The Wolves I'm Home - spoilers

[booknerd]

AJL (I have no idea if I'm actually tagging by doing that)

I finished Wolves on Wednesday and would love to discuss it.

I really enjoyed it. The characters were all interesting. The relationship between June and her sister was so complicated and well-written. Her poor sister was under so much stress and pressure. It was definitely relatable for me.

Toby was just all-around so sweet and heartbreaking. His whole story had me sobbing at the end.

This book had so many good passages, I don't think I've ever highlighted that much on my kindle ever.

[snshne322]

I remember adoring the book, but at this point, I only remember the basic story line. I think it's time for me to do a reread!

[bex]

I really enjoyed that book! I found the child's perspective on AIDS to be really interesting, and especially how the narrator's perspective differed from her sister's.

[Accountingcat]

Jun 12, 2017 13:27:21 GMT -5 snshne322 said:

I remember adoring the book, but at this point, I only remember the basic story line. I think it's time for me to do a reread!

I was thinking the same thing. I remember really enjoying the book!SaveSave

[AJL]

I loved this book so much! The relationship that June had with Toby was so genuine and warm. I also liked that the story explored love and how we experience it outside the single definition of romantic love.