Did anyone else feel like this book is a love letter to the overlooked characters?
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The Rest of Us Just Live Here
Did anyone else feel like this book is a love letter to the overlooked characters?
How do you think the book balances humor with serious themes like mental health?
What inspired Patrick Ness to set this story in a world filled with fantasy clichés but focus on the 'normal' kids?
