Stolen Sharpie Revolution: A Diy Zine Resource

by Alex Wrekk
Stolen Sharpie Revolution: A Diy Zine Resource cover
Good Books rating 2.5
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  • ID: 5245
  • Added: 2025-10-22
  • Updated: 2025-10-22
  • Reviews: 2
Reviews
app.thestorygraph.com · Unknown · 2025-10-23
mixed 2.50

The reviewer finds the characters irritating but can't stop reading the series, highlighting Carlotta's indecisiveness and the flawed men in her life. They give the book a mixed rating, indicating it's not a standout but still engaging enough to continue the series.

The reviewer expresses frustration with the characters in the book, particularly Carlotta, who seems indecisive and unable to make up her mind about her relationships. The men in her life, including her ex-fiancé and a hunky cop, are described as idiots, adding to the chaos of her situation. Despite the irritating characters, the reviewer finds themselves unable to stop reading the series, possibly out of curiosity about Carlotta's future. The book is given a mixed rating, suggesting it's not a standout but still engaging enough to keep the reader invested in the series.

Quick quotes

    Almost every character irritates me and yet I can’t seem to stop reading these.

    Such a huge jerk, and yet she still seems to like him.

    I kind of liked the first book in the series but this one just didn’t work for me.

goodreads.com · Unknown · 2025-10-23
mixed 2.50

The reviewer found the book engaging but somewhat depressing due to the protagonist's endless financial struggles and personal crises. They appreciated the unique premise of body movers and the character development, but felt the mystery resolved too quickly and the focus on high-end fashion was excessive. Overall, they rated it B-.

The reviewer enjoyed the unique premise of the book, which revolves around a sister and brother who work as body movers, collecting and delivering bodies to the morgue. They found the procedural aspects of this job fascinating and appreciated the character development, particularly Wesley's growth as he comes into contact with the dead. The reviewer also liked the mystery, though they felt it wrapped up too quickly at the end. However, they found the book somewhat depressing due to the endless financial struggles and personal crises faced by the protagonist, Carlotta. The reviewer also felt that the focus on high-end fashion was excessive and didn't add much to the story. Overall, they rated the book B- and suggested that readers might want to be in a good mood before picking it up.

Quick quotes

    I gotta love a woman who puts a review quote from her husband on the front of her book! Did you really _make_ him read it? Bad you, bad, bad you.

    The mystery, though not bad, wrapped up too quickly at the end.

    I liked the story and might be interested in seeing if their missing parents ever show up and have their names cleared but I think I need to get myself into a good mood with some dark chocolate before doing so.

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