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Content: Harassment, misogyny, depression, dogs peeing on a tree
Get your barf bags ready. Page 69 starts with something that nauseated me more than anything in this book yet had.
Tyler Crowley (I wonder if she'll ever just call him "Tyler") won't let Bella alone. He follows her everywhere, including between classes, and forces himself on her lunch table. She tries to get him to "forget all about it" (nearly hitting her with his van), but he "remain[s] insistent". It is extremely creepy and scary and icky and gross.
( Especially not spelunking with penguins )
Get your barf bags ready. Page 69 starts with something that nauseated me more than anything in this book yet had.
Tyler Crowley (I wonder if she'll ever just call him "Tyler") won't let Bella alone. He follows her everywhere, including between classes, and forces himself on her lunch table. She tries to get him to "forget all about it" (nearly hitting her with his van), but he "remain[s] insistent". It is extremely creepy and scary and icky and gross.
( Especially not spelunking with penguins )
