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Thank you I feel like this is the first review that actually says something about the book. I love your review style ❤

A very enlightening video :) Thank you so much! Also, your resilience in failure is admirable, but what your professor said to you is so fucked up.

If you wanted to abandon multiple times them how is it a 3 out of 5? Just curious since it seems a bit generous given all your valid and interesting critiques such as voice and abandoning characters.

Thank you for this thoughtful review! You made a great point about Quentin being dropped by both Cleo AND Coco when he is too deep in his meet addiction and stops being glamorous.

Love the avatiors i have one chain and just orderd 7 more lol 🤣 i own a few avatiors lol 🤣

This is an amazing resource!! Thank you <3

i hated this book because i actually had high hopes 😭 the most aggravating part to me was quentin, he felt like a shell of a character with lots of issues that go unexplored for the most part. i hate that his plot went absolutely nowhere and i couldn't understand his motivations half of the time. sooo annoying, i think the missed oportunity is what gets me the most lol she could've made something interesting with these characters but they all lacked substance

This is such a great analysis!

I just hate frank. That’s all. Why men gets away with everything. Exactly what you said that there is no growth in Cleo but frank? Frank for once decides to be sober for whom?

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Totally agree with you, I was so worried for Eleanor at the end, Frank doesn't deserve her at all. And I also wanted to see more of Santiago, he was such a interesting character and the author treated him so poorly.

A course in Miracles (original-edition) helps me to be a good mom....for example: youtube.com/@erblueheMitJesus

Can’t believe I found this book in my neighborhood library box . With other children books. The cover made me find out more about it. I know someone who took advantage of young naive women and he being and older ugly man like Frank. He also lived in New York City, during the early 2000s. He even made a RUclips video about his life experiences with younger fashion models.

By the way could I ask of you to look at one of your essays just so I can see how one might look like? Would be extremely helpful. ❤ Or maybe if you don’t want to share that, do you know where I can find exemplary essays?

Thank you so much ❤❤

Oh girl… you are good!

I read only 3/4th of it, but I wanna know how it ends could you please help 😭🥺

I’m currently on page 60 and I’m trying really hard to like it. I’m going to read a couple more chapters. My thing is I’m not connecting or caring for any of the characters. Or at least care for the plot. I really hope I can come back and have a more positive edit.

There was absolutely no resolution with ANDERS! 😠 the main characters were very unlikeable yes, but Cleo was on another level. Not only spewing her white feminism whenever it suited her poor me narrative whilst benefitting and living comfortably and being saved (her Visa) by Frank. She never acknowledged how hard he worked. She stabs him in the back by hooking up with Anders or two weeks, feeling no remorse then doesn’t confess, then uses Frank’s pain for her art (making him lie in the soil) for the sake of her art and the book ends without Frank knowing about her indefinite with his best friend, thinking she’s still a wonderful special person?!!! no closure whatsoever (sorry for the Cleo rant) great review! 😂

Muy chula mija e inteligente

Mi hija bella

You are definitely not bunny or understand bitch curtain. You are too young

I’m so happy you’re back 🥲 love your reviews!

Thanks did this, useful insights!

hi isabel! first time watching a video of yours and i really liked it! your accent's so charming and it's great to hear book reviews from a latina (i'm brazilian, btw!) :)

Qué bueno que volviste!!

glad to see you back! wishing you a 2024 full of beautiful and interesting reads ❤️✨

Me alegra que estés de regreso ❤

Hi! I’m glad you’re back. Going to comment as I go along because you’ve got some good books you’ve read this year.

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is jonah an animal at the end?

This is my first time listening to you & I enjoyed all of your perspectives. I can relate very well to your views. You speak so clearly getting right to the point. My book club just finished this book and in our meeting today I will hear their reviews. I personally enjoyed it and what was conveyed in the book is still happening today especially to people of color. Love your review & will continue to tune in. Peace and right to the point.

What is with the annoying accent... I will sho***t a bunny if i hear you say trope in that accent one more tim

The tongue-in-cheek hypocrisy was the most interesting thing to me about Bunny for sure. Even when talking about Bunny talking about pretension in academia, I end up sounding pretentious! It's funny how hard it is to actually tell insight from pseudo-intellectualism and performance when they use the same vocab at that level.

I read this in audio version. My level of the language is not so high, but I listened caughtiosly. As PhD in philology, I would say, it's nice book with interesting original idea, but my vocabulary does not permitted me to tell, is the novel is accomplished good or could be better.

great review! i read some reviews on goodreads where they thought samantha was schizophrenic. i much prefer the cult magic route. thoughts?

Coco needs to rewrite this or finish the book. So disappointed. Missed opportunity. It’s being adapted for screen. I hope they develop the script more.

How old are you ?

Your review was spectacular!

I was bored with the book!

That's so cool

I've been reading the book, and I'm almost done. I first heard about the book because I knew his spouse; I went to college with her. She posted about Javier Zamora's book on Instagram back in April and how he won a book prize for it before the paperback version was released in June. I forget which award he won. But I was curious about the book and was able to borrow a copy from my local library. It's so moving and emotional. I can't even imagine what he was going through at the time. I also like watching his interviews. I hope Javier can reunite with Chino, Patricia, and Carla someday.

I ended up reading this on a 12 hour flight, and I think that’s the only reason I finished it!

This is the best review of Bunny I’ve seen so far! I picked up on the criticism of academia gatekeeping certain words, but I totally missed how the book critiques Warren’s obsession with the body, whilst being a book focused on the body! I love reviews like these because I feel like I’m re-reading the book a second time watching them ❤

Do you have any advice for transferring to uc berkeley from a community college. I'm starting this summer, and I really don't want to fuck this up because this is essentially my best shot at getting into berkeley.

Over my whole life, I have struggled with my identity, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, etc. It wasn't until the pandemic that I began exploring those topics and not just pushing them off to the side and acting like they didn't exist. In 2021, I fully accepted the fact I am latina instead of denying it like I had for so many years, even though every nickname and insult I had ever recieved was related to it, taco, little burrito, catapiller eyebrows, etc. I began learning Spanish and trying to connect more to that side of my family. I look forward to seeing all this book has and the experience so many go through. I fully agree things like this need to be taught in schools because as it is now, so many people are dehumanized by the general public and I feel learning their experience and why they are doing what they are would help fight against that.

Super insightful video. Thank you for uploading. I transfer next fall & am considering Berkeley. Thank you

hi, just checking up on you

I just finished this book and thought ‘What on earth have I just read?!’. I had some of my own thoughts and interpretations, this video really helped me to process those, thank you! I did wonder if Max and Samantha were the same person, like a split personality. I also considered whether Samantha had a mental illness, and was actually institutionalised - particularly because of Jonah’s character and their relationship. I still don’t know how to rate this one, very clever but some of it felt like it went over my head for sure!