"Second chances aren't a bad idea, but some people are just bad people, and no matter how much you break yourself for them, they're going to make you feel bad about yourself—they will break your heart all over again."
Thank you for Leaving by Rithvik Singh, this book presents an ambitious attempt at capturing the complexities of teenage emotions and experiences. However, despite its potential, the book feels somewhat like the work of an amateur. The author's effort to blend poignant moments with relatable teenage dialogue often falls flat, resulting in a narrative that feels disjointed.
Ultimately, while there are glimpses of talent in Singh's writing, the execution leaves much to be desired. Readers seeking a fresh take on teen narratives may find "Thank You for Leaving" a difficult read, as it struggles to transition from good intentions to a compelling tale.
Ultimately, while there are glimpses of talent in Singh's writing, the execution leaves much to be desired. Readers seeking a fresh take on teen narratives may find "Thank You for Leaving" a difficult read, as it struggles to transition from good intentions to a compelling tale.
Rating: *** (Average)
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