Baby Teeth: A Novel

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Sapphic vampire romance written as poetry overflowing with desire and lust and tears and bloody kisses. Truly a dream of a book.

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There’s nothing scarier than loving a child and not understanding what they’re trying to tell you—”i will say that the poetic style is quite repetitious. some phrases are sometimes repeated like a chant, like a prayer. i could appreciate this because i think it matches the narrator's emotionally-loaded state of mind, but the repetition might bother some people. Even without finishing this book - I can already see the author isn’t accomplishing any attempts to portray what might lead a child to kill —- such as Lionel Shriver did in “We Need To Talk About Kevin”. It’s bumblegum chewing for the sake of chewing mindlessly. I’m not a fan— but many readers probably will be: I couldn't wait to review Baby Teeth by Zoje Stage because this book BLEW MY MIND! NSFW warning and the book can be triggering for some, so if you haven't read the book yet, just be aware of that. Oh, and major spoilers. Link to my BookTube video down below:

BABY TEETH | Kirkus Reviews

Scott Shane's outstanding work Flee North tells the little-known tale of an unlikely partnership ... She doesn't want to do this. No one, including her husband, seems to understand what she has to go through every day. Suzette's body has betrayed her repeatedly. She is under a doctor's care, but she's constantly worried about the next flare-up. When Suzette becomes pregnant she felt a loss of self. It's like an alien overtook her body! Pregnancy caused her to lose control of her body because she wasn't able to take her medications. Through her lives she has been many people and it’s written like they’re all still partly in her mind, all guiding her, warning her and influencing her. Being as Baby Teeth doesn’t come out for another seven months, I’m a little hamstrung when it comes to doing much more than singing its praises. To be honest, I’m not even sure if I’m supposed to be posting a review, but since I didn’t receive any blatant instructions not to, I will wait for my cease and desist letter before taking this down : )Groves, Don (1 June 2020). "Universal sets release dates for 'Babyteeth' and 'Slim & I' ". IF.com.au . Retrieved 13 June 2020. Baby Teeth' Has Some Growing To Do". The Harvard Crimson. Archived from the original on 2022-08-26 . Retrieved 2020-09-23. This book is about Hannah a seven-year-old who has some pretty major issues.... one of them being the fact that she wants to get rid of her mother.... for good....Suzette is an exhausted mother at the end of her rope, what has she done to deserve this child? As a mother I would love to believe that I would do all the right things in this situation, but next to Hana my children are absolute perfection (just don’t tell them that)..... I felt the author did a good job in the portrayal of the parents the overly stressed out mother and the oblivious father.... and the tension this would put on a relationship when Dad chooses to pretend that daughter is perfectly normal and mom wants to pull her hair out.... The writing style was gripping. I adored that the father was Swedish, and he usually used a Swedish word. It was special. I like that he calls Hanna his lilla gumman.