Carrie McCrossen

Challenging and frustrating subject — revenge porn and all the crappy things men do to women. Lightened significantly by Margot’s sparky character — she’s funny, frustrated, and will take no shit from anyone. But she’s also a teenager with way too much going on. Pluses — love the characters, and the reader for the audiobook is excellent. Minuses - Margot’s got some personal crap to work on, and it’s ugh in parts. Realistic, very authentic, just reminds me too much of the continuing journey to be a better human.… (meer)

2.75/3 stars.
I struggled to start this book, I just kept putting off getting through it but it wasn't as much of a chore as time went on. I struggled to connect with our main protagonist, she is very unique and when she talks about how she has literally no friends, she does nothing about it.
I picked this book up because of the edited phrase "Boys will be boys"
The book should have focused more on the victims, Margot's anger was handled well but we only see the victims talking on a group chat (we never see their messages) and crying to Margot.
If they had more focus, maybe I would have felt more sympathy. Margot's footnotes sometimes go into long tangents and are confusing and not even needed in the story.

Sammi and Avery were meh, Avery was pretty boring, Mr Nice Rich Guy TM. Sammi was just there.
Margot's texts were finally revealed at the end to be to someone who moved away. The texts are creepy, the texts are written like diary entries and no one responded for 2 years, so why continue?

… (meer)