I don't think we talk about mental health enough at that age. Its something you don't realise is happening until you get to a point and there's question after question and you really have to reevaluate what you've read. This book also really delves into mental health and the role it plays in our development.

What was going to happen! I had to keep going even when it was hard! I was on EDGE! I read this book over two days so I never felt far from this story and the action. It is apparent very early what the build up is, and that sets you on edge so when you're switching between narratives your mind is clinched between the two and piecing things together. I had goosebumps from the feelings and like I said it was emotional. Ollie I then almost assimilated with myself, and through the book you ask yourself what would I do in that situation. I was bullied in school, verbally and physically so when you go back and read about it it definitely triggers memories. I'd also read this book after reading another intense book, so it's very possible that I was just feeling a lot of emotions, which both did and didn't help! There were definitely tears.īullying is a difficult topic at the best of times. Thisssssss book! It takes you in and trips you up again and again and again until you really don't know what is real anymore. Review: This review is very late so apologies!

Last Lesson by James Goodhand