The Attic Child follows two characters who have experiences that mirror each other throughout their respective chapters.
And I have mixed feelings about this one. As often happens to me when going into a novel with dual perspectives of historical and modern, I find myself bored by one.
This book was slightly different, because I enjoyed both perspectives as children. However, the chapters which focused on Lowra as an adult just didn't pull me in as much as the rest of the novel did.
Overall however, this was a good read that deals with some difficult and important to talk about topics, and there was a lot I enjoyed.

*I received this book via Netgalley*