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[ Book Review ]: Dirty Ugly Toy by K. Webster

FLAWED. DEPRESSED. HARDSHIP. MATURE CONTENTS. DEEP UNDERSTANDING FROM LIFE: Dirty Ugly Toy

First thing first, I’d like to warn some people who are so sweet and ‘innocent’ and can’t tackle the too rough and deep shits in life to kindly not read this book. Anyways, if you can put that mind aside, read this book with a deep understanding and empathy, I am sure you will love this book as much as I do.

I have nothing to say besides that I value this book so much that it makes me cry, hurt and bittersweet when I was reading and a brief summary of what the author has for us in the book.

Though this story is about incredibly flawed characters who have gone through many difficult things in life, I personally love it so much.

Female character: She is dirty. Yeah, like the title, she is so much far from the definition of perfection. Dirty, ugly, depressed, but still elegant.

Male character: Crazy, dominant, cruel but soft-hearted to her.

The Dirty Ugly Toy mostly represents the hardship of life as a woman that she has faced and handled through her life, and also it is the first story that has my jaw literally dropped to the floor when I think about her life again and again. I mean how women can survive when they have made that stuff in life, huh? It’s so fucking tough for her, and I have never read a story that has a female character so flawed yet so perfect in many different ways like that.

Nevertheless, I love how he accepts her imperfections and creates happiness for her again.

Finally, thank you @authorkwebster for this mind-blowing novel.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⁣1/2

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