When a book hits you close to home it's hard to review because it becomes something personal and you can be very generic or you end up oversharing.
I don't want to overshare but this book made me reflect, cry and I was emotionally involved in what I read.
It's not an easy or entertaining read, it's weird at time. It's the story of a coming of age, of grief, and books.
There's magic realism, there're heartbreaking moments but there's also plenty of food for thought.
The author delivers a great story and great characters.
Highly recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine