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3.75 / 5
Pet was one of my highlights last year, so I went into Bitter with very high expectations. Although Bitter did not disappoint, I’d say it’s the weaker installment in the series. I love short books, but only when the pacing is right, and in Bitter the pace felt off. There was a lot of background information added about Bitter as a person, as well as about her relationship with Aloe, which I did enjoy but in my opinion it took up too much space and the rest of the story felt rushed. Vengeance is very different from Pet, and it makes Bitter’s and Aloe’s resentment toward Pet more understandable (though it doesn’t justify it!). What I cherished most about Pet were the thorough, almost lyrical conversations that took place throughout the book. I really missed that in Bitter. Actions were taken without much explanation and it left me as a reader with more questions than answers. In Pet, it was clear what topic Emezi wanted to address. In Bitter, it wasn’t although I’m sure there was one. Maybe it just wasn’t clear to me.
Jan 25, 2026
3.75 / 5
Pet was one of my highlights last year, so I went into Bitter with very high expectations. Although Bitter did not disappoint, I’d say it’s the weaker installment in the series. I love short books, but only when the pacing is right, and in Bitter the pace felt off. There was a lot of background information added about Bitter as a person, as well as about her relationship with Aloe, which I did enjoy but in my opinion it took up too much space and the rest of the story felt rushed. Vengeance is very different from Pet, and it makes Bitter’s and Aloe’s resentment toward Pet more understandable (though it doesn’t justify it!). What I cherished most about Pet were the thorough, almost lyrical conversations that took place throughout the book. I really missed that in Bitter. Actions were taken without much explanation and it left me as a reader with more questions than answers. In Pet, it was clear what topic Emezi wanted to address. In Bitter, it wasn’t although I’m sure there was one. Maybe it just wasn’t clear to me.
Jan 25, 2026






