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astridandlouise 's review for:
Apeirogon
by Colum McCann
This book and all the information contained within it is incredibly powerful and eye-opening. The fact that we follow these two very real men, their pain, their families and their internal and external conflict with the countries they love is raw, emotive and grounding. I did find that the format of this book did alter my ties to the various narratives; as sections abruptly ended I was pulled out of the moment and my connection which I found hard to recapture when we were to revisit the scene in a later section. This is possibly the only book I've read (so far) with such a very unique composition and I can definitely appreciate the sheer scale of effort that has been placed within these pages.
3.5 stars.
Disclaimer: I had a long break in the middle of this book as my library loan had to be returned and I had to wait in the long queue to reborrow it to complete it, whether this caused me to lose momentum and connection with the narrative is completely possible.
3.5 stars.
Disclaimer: I had a long break in the middle of this book as my library loan had to be returned and I had to wait in the long queue to reborrow it to complete it, whether this caused me to lose momentum and connection with the narrative is completely possible.