Michael Klaas
Maybe it's fantasy with faeries and the like. Maybe you see it as magical realism. Or maybe for you it's as grounded as any work of contemporary literature. In any case, it's definitely *about* magic. ...and coming of age, and finding one's bliss, and going where you're accepted, and overcoming trauma.
This book is very much what you take from it. Will it speak to you as a child who felt othered and estranged? As someone who LOVES stories and gleans meaning from them in ways that reverberate through your life? Maybe as someone who feels a strong sense of place and connection to your landscape?
It's not a traditional fantasy story, but I love it so much. I read it with my karass. I hope you're able to as well.
Maybe it's fantasy with faeries and the like. Maybe you see it as magical realism. Or maybe for you it's as grounded as any work of contemporary literature. In any case, it's definitely *about* magic. ...and coming of age, and finding one's bliss, and going where you're accepted, and overcoming trauma.
This book is very much what you take from it. Will it speak to you as a child who felt othered and estranged? As someone who LOVES stories and gleans meaning from them in ways that reverberate through your life? Maybe as someone who feels a strong sense of place and connection to your landscape?
It's not a traditional fantasy story, but I love it so much. I read it with my karass. I hope you're able to as well.