Alicia
Not my favourite book of hers but I'm still thoroughly impressed by how beautifully she can stretch the imagery of snow when it comes to the sense of grief and affects of trauma - even secondary ones. I really loved the allegory of women who turned to stone because they cannot help but look back. I preferred the first 3/5 of the book and I thought that trying to include another set of tragedies at the later parts ended up changing what I thought the message of the book was. It ended up feeling a bit cliche at the end which was a pity.
Not my favourite book of hers but I'm still thoroughly impressed by how beautifully she can stretch the imagery of snow when it comes to the sense of grief and affects of trauma - even secondary ones. I really loved the allegory of women who turned to stone because they cannot help but look back. I preferred the first 3/5 of the book and I thought that trying to include another set of tragedies at the later parts ended up changing what I thought the message of the book was. It ended up feeling a bit cliche at the end which was a pity.
Not my favourite book from her but I'm still thoroughly impressed by how beautifully she can stretch the imagery of snow when it comes to the sense of grief and affects of trauma - even secondary ones. I really loved the allegory of women who turned to stone because they cannot help but look back. I preferred the first 3/5 of the book and I thought that trying to include another set of tragedies at the later parts ended up changing what I thought the message of the book was. It ended up feeling a bit cliche at the end which was a pity.
Not my favourite book from her but I'm still thoroughly impressed by how beautifully she can stretch the imagery of snow when it comes to the sense of grief and affects of trauma - even secondary ones. I really loved the allegory of women who turned to stone because they cannot help but look back. I preferred the first 3/5 of the book and I thought that trying to include another set of tragedies at the later parts ended up changing what I thought the message of the book was. It ended up feeling a bit cliche at the end which was a pity.
