Superdoom by Melissa Broder

 I enjoy most poetry books if only for their very nature of seeing how the author puts their ideas into writing and the form of poetry that they create. However, as with all books, everyone connects with them differently and sometimes they just don't connect the same way as one hoped they would. That happened with this book. It was an intriguing book, but ultimately I just did not connect with it and enjoy the book the way that I wanted too. 

It was a decent book, but unfortunately not one that I would reread. 

I received this book free to review from NetGalley and Tin House Publishing and this review is of my own volition.

Three out of five stars