BOOK REVIEW RUNDOWN: PEOPLE PERSON

📖BOOK TITLE: PEOPLE PERSON

📖AUTHOR: CANDICE CARTY-WILLIAMS

📖THOUGHTS&OPINIONS:

#LetterP Of My Alphabet Challenge #EighteenthBookOf2024

My second time reading Candice's work: the first being Queenie and now People Person 😍 I am really excited that I got the chance to read People Person. So back to the review:

5 people bound by blood from one parental side

5 different people with different backgrounds

5 people with a non-present father

And 5 people with blood on their hands literally 💉👐

Only a few years ago, their father 'Cyril' brought them to a park to get to know themselves and not to fuck each other in the future because they were siblings (Cyril's words, not mine 🤷🏽‍♀️).

When Dimple calls Nikisha to come help her, she has no idea that her elder sister would call her remaining half siblings to drop what they were doing to come help her move a "dead body." The Penningtons had partially decided to stick with each other through dead bodies and blackmails literally.

Even through all these, I loved the narrative of the book. How each single mom filled the shoes of both father and mother in their child's life is just amazing. Dimple still needs therapy, though😂.

My favorite characters will be Pyrnce and Danny. Pyrnce was so wise despite his age, and Danny was so calm and collected.

Lizzie was full of rage. Nikisha was bossy (I can't deny that fact😂).

Dimple was full of emotions, including the fact that she was naive at the age of 30 or so 😂.

I love this book so much 😍.

📖RATINGS: 4 STARS ⭐⭐⭐⭐

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