Gabe
There were times, particularly early on, when I couldn’t stand the narrator, but the story was unexpected and very engaging and unique. I was thinking about this for months after finishing, and it still comes to mind sometimes now.
There were times, particularly early on, when I couldn’t stand the narrator, but the story was unexpected and very engaging and unique. I was thinking about this for months after finishing, and it still comes to mind sometimes now.
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She and Her Pretty Friend
Added to listAustralian authorwith 13 books.
She and Her Pretty Friend
Added to listFemale authorwith 34 books.
The blend of fiction, prose, and historical non-fiction was a challenge to keep up with at times, I may not have given this book enough time to sit with. It was an enjoyable and seemingly easy read, but I think would be good to reread slowly one day. Unsure also if any of this was memoir, I understand many aspects echo the authors life but I don’t think all. Interesting read! Worthy of all praise!
The blend of fiction, prose, and historical non-fiction was a challenge to keep up with at times, I may not have given this book enough time to sit with. It was an enjoyable and seemingly easy read, but I think would be good to reread slowly one day. Unsure also if any of this was memoir, I understand many aspects echo the authors life but I don’t think all. Interesting read! Worthy of all praise!
Hard to know why I rate this so highly when again there wasn’t much of a story structure, but I loved it and was engaged the whole time. So many aspects of the story/setting were uncomfortable, and none of the characters ever became quite relatable, and I know religion aspect is bizarre to some, but I found it all had its place perfectly within the novel.
Hard to know why I rate this so highly when again there wasn’t much of a story structure, but I loved it and was engaged the whole time. So many aspects of the story/setting were uncomfortable, and none of the characters ever became quite relatable, and I know religion aspect is bizarre to some, but I found it all had its place perfectly within the novel.
