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It’s such a tiny book, but the way it breaks down each tooth’s “taste” honestly made me slow down and reread half of it out loud. The categorization is so specific and weirdly poetic, and it fits perfectly as the third piece of the trilogy.

I bought the previous two in the trilogy, and this one's categorization of each tooth's "particular taste" is somehow even more playful than the others. It's a tiny book, so it fits right on the shelf next to its siblings, and I love how it makes you think about something as ordinary as your molars

The way it breaks down each tooth by its "taste" is so weirdly specific and poetic, I couldn't put it down. It's the third in the trilogy, and it fits perfectly with the others, but it also stands on its own if you just want a tiny, strange read.