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there's a subtlety to this book that i think is intentional and honestly makes it's point very clear in the fact that it's actually not making it very obvious but more insidious, but i still somehow wanted something more. maybe this is simply just my taste bias in wanting horror or surrealism to at minimum feel like the THREAT of a hard bite, and this missed that edge for me. but it definitely was super interesting and i think tackles a topic in real life happening right now that is fascinating in its horrifying psychologically traumatizing nature. a really interesting read that i'm glad i picked up.

also to quote the top dutch review on here: moral of the story, slap holocaust deniers more often.

tws: f-slur, self harm, antisemitism, violence, animal cruelty, child abuse, gore, suicide, animal death, child death, drug use, physical abuse, sexual content, torture, toxic relationship, xenophobia, stalking