2.5 Stars 
 I just want to get this out and into the open: Cath Crowley's writing style? Amazing!!! I think that was the best part about reading Graffiti Moon; the sentences were poetic and figurative. It felt like I was reading a poem- 264 pages worth of poems. 
 Some of my favourite lines were: 
 "Kept dreaming of this spot she had on her neck, this tiny country. I wanted to visit, to paint a picture of what I found there, a wall with a road map of her skin." 
 "Open skies painted above painted doorways and painted birds skimming across bricks trying to fly away. 
 "I escaped onto the wall, a painted ghost trapped in a jar. I stood back to look at it and I knew the sad thing wasn't that the ghost was running out of air. the sad thing was that he had enough air in that small space to last him a lifetime. What were you thinking, little ghost? Letting yourself get trapped like that?" 
 Yes, I know, I practically quotes whole passages out there but I can't help it: I need to share them. 
 But however wonderful Cath's Crowley's writing was, the storyline bored me. The concept was at least interesting but I would have preferred to see it as a novella. It felt dragged out and at times, I could feel my mind wandering to the next book I can read or what surprises that the next episode of Game Of Thrones will feature. 
 But overall, it was a nice read. It's not something I would read again. It's something that you would read on a boring day when you have nothing else to do and you want to kill time.