Feed Reaction Paper

I believe that the author's style was very unique. First of all, the structure of the novel was very weird. What I mean is that almost half of all the pages in the novel were around 1-2 pages long while the other half were 6-10 pages long. There were also Feed chatters which was what was going on in the feed. Second of all, the author's word choice left me intrigued. I have never heard of words such as youch and girlf in my entire life and it surprises me that the author would use slang like this in a novel. The word choice was similar to stuff most teenagers today would say. The word choice was very unprofessional. The point of view of Feed was first person and was told through Titus’s eyes. The actions of Titus is typical teenager attitude and throughout the
Knowing that the novel will be about teenagers, I expected a lot of swearing and gossip between characters throughout the story. Feed contained just that. Every single chapter had swear words in them and there was a lot of gossip going on between Calista, Loga, and Quendy. Just like the word choice, the dialogue was also very simple. Most of the characters referred to each other as “unit” or “unette” and there were very little “deep” conversations between the characters. The only time the dialogue was actually challenging to understand was when Violet’s dad met Titus and they started to have a conversation. In that scene, it was clear that her father had very good grammar and sentence structure. Violet and Titus’s tone started to change as their relationship became worse. Both characters would yell at each other at the top of their lungs and a lot of cursing happened. The authors tone throughout the novel was mainly angry, sympathetic, or happy. Throughout the first half of the novel, the author's tone was happ. During this time, Violet and Titus’s relationship was healthy and the tension between Violet and the gang wasn't that