Interactions between characters: When it comes to interactions among characters, they are only as good as the actors and actresses portraying those characters. Words on Bathroom Walls poster created by LD Entertainment, Kick the Habit Productions, and Roadside Attractions With Rebecca’s blogathon, I have an excuse to finally review Words on Bathroom Walls! When the film received a distributor and release date the following year, I meant to get around to watching the movie. In my Movie Blogger’s Christmas Wish List that year, I wished the film would receive a distributor, a studio that would release the movie. I first started talking about this film in 2019, when I mentioned it in my Book Adaptation Tag post. Words on Bathroom Walls is about a high school senior with Schizophrenia.

Charlie was born in 1999, which means by the time of the film’s release in 2020, he was 21 years old. As soon as I read the blogathon rules, I immediately thought of Charlie Plummer’s portrayal of Adam in Words on Bathroom Walls. For this blogathon, participants are asked to pick a movie or show featuring young adults, older teenagers, or older adults who have portrayed teenagers. Swedish fish and Haribo are superior to all gummies.Rebecca from Taking Up Room has great blogathon ideas, hence why these events are so fun to participate in! The latest event, The Fake Teenager Festivus Blogathon, is no exception.

She tells her kids that some shows on Netflix are broken because they are so effing annoying she cannot watch them. She’s afraid of hippos and snakes in that order. She will not put any effort into her ensemble unless her hair is also under control. She eats candy (Cadbury please) and the occasional, generous scoop of Nutella (Costco size only) in her pantry while her kids are distracted. If she’s going out to lunch, her go-to meal is a tuna melt on sourdough with sweet potato fries. She loves avocados, sushi, her mom’s meatloaf, and her grandma’s marinara sauce. Julia talks to herself a lot and cannot pass a reflective surface without checking out her hair. She wrote quite a bit of Words on Bathroom Walls on a notepad near her work phone while she was supposed to be, you know, working…So clearly she was a stellar employee and the company was lucky to have her. Okay but for real, here’s THE HONEST BIO. Julia lives with her husband and children in Huntington Beach, CA. She received an MFA in creative writing from Chapman University and a BA in History from UC Irvine. Her third novel, On the Subject of Unmentionable Things, is set for release on August 23, 2022. JULIA WALTON is the award-winning author of Words on Bathroom Walls ( now adapted to a major motion picture! ) and Just Our Luck.

Words on bathroom walls book review