Yellowface

June is an unlikeable, messy b*tch and tbh I lived for it. She never once learned her lesson no many how many times the people around her exposed her a$$. Delicious, side splittingly hysterical satire. I also obviously read this after the Cait Corrain thing and may or may not have cast Cait as June in my mind. 👀 I read this on audiobook, cleaning house and gasping aloud at every stupid decision June made. I saw a lot of people say they didn’t like this book because June was so awful, and she was, but that’s what I loved about it. I thought this was a sharp, witty commentary about the publishing industry and internet culture as we know it. I will admit this is my first RFK book so the criticisms about the author in other people’s reviews admittedly went right over my head. I don’t know, sue me, I liked it.

Hated the narrator/main character but loved hating her. Interesting book with just enough twists.