#i kissed Alice

[ahb-writes]

"Artists who forget how to create are the stuff creative horror stories are made of."

"Rhodes" (I Kissed Alice by Anna Birch)

[queer-books-bracket]

[technically-human]

"I had a favorite mug. It said "I love you, bitch" and had a picture of a drunk dog on it."

The girls are NOT fighting!

[azperja]

Baby, don’t you know we’re a tragedy?

[snowwgravve]

rusty quill toxic yuri makes the world go round

sapphics who cant stop thinking about the break room scene raise ur hand 🖐️

[cosmic-aquamarine]

so! i sure am glad i stopped regarding i kissed alice as a love story pretty early on because in the end it was a juicy and interesting enough assortment of difficult feelings between a bunch of teens. the romance part was barely there, really, so i do see someone expecting enemies to lovers and pining and all that stuff would be disappointed. i do kinda wish the author had utilised the fandom/internet angle a bit more, but i do see how that could've become too messy since there's already so much school stuff going on

[subzeroparade]

[valeovalairs]

Watch Alice get her a mocha again

[chalk-reverie]

Okay a short book review on:

I Kissed Alice

Most Girls Love novels I will catch myself having shivers on simple hand touches or eye contact and I knew that I feel the tension, but this book doesn't. It starts of as enemies and their interaction was pure hatred. The online thing going on between them, felt like nothing. No sweetness nor shivers I am looking for. Not even a sample of sext stuff wtf. Anyway, it feels weird tho that they suddenly want each other, after that hurtful fight.

I just don't feel any connection with the characters even their friendship seems shallow. The environment seems stressful as well, I don't feel like I am reading a romance novel instead, a competitive teenagers angst and toxic. Girl should help girls and i don't see that here. I know girls love the drama but when they fight, there is absolute tension on kissing each other rather than pulling their hair stuff. Some parts is skippable. I am much invested in Alice Cheshire's relationship than them Rhodes and Illiana they better be enemies really.

But I appreciate the Ingram's siblings, I love their interactions most in the story and thats it. Even the main loverteam I don't feel any kilig.

4/10, reading this book is meh. I feel like my imagination is better than this book... wait let me write that down... rate that 2/5.

[therealdistortion]

Gwen has somehow managed to set up an investing hate to love plot line with all of her coworkers within 11 episodes

[ahb-writes]

"I don't think she realizes I can read right over her shoulder when I'm home and she's thumbfucking her phone."

"Rhodes" (I Kissed Alice by Anna Birch)

[queer-books-bracket]

[heyitskoye]

O.I.A.R polycule oh how I miss you :((

Original by Theo Van Den Boogaard

[scarystickers]

so my takeaway from this episode is that a kiss can only happen if alice also gets to say ‘magnussing’

[snowwgravve]

gwen... good luck babe

[cosmic-aquamarine]

i'm little less than halfway through i kissed alice and i genuinely don't know if i'm supposed to feel this way but i kinda love to hate these characters. they're horrible, every last of them, but in a delightful way