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I love it when full grown adults review a series for like tweens on good reads and give it 2 stars. Like gee I can’t imagine why you wouldn’t have found reading about two teenage twins saving the world immersive, Mark from Accounting
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Anonymous 7w

Just because books are written for teens or even children doesn’t mean we should give them a pass for sucking.

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Anonymous 7w

Rocky hate Mark

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Anonymous 7w

ngl i just wrote a review for the second book of the School for Good and Evil and I gave it 4 stars and made a comment that you can really tell they are 15 based on their thoughts and actions lol but it still got 4 stars bc it was lowkey good and i still enjoyed it (i might be a vibe reader lol)

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

I don’t disagree but the review was mostly dogging on the characters for acting like children. They’re 12, Mark.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

It sounds like mark was being unreasonable (fuck mark), but do you guys really not agree with my statement? Why should we be less critical about the art designed for children/teens? I’m not saying all media made for kids should appeal to me, I’m saying bad art shouldn’t be given a pass because is just for kids. I think kids should have good books/shows/movies designed for them.

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