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Identitti
by Mithu Sanyal
challenging
funny
informative
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
This is one of those books that I feel like Iām almost smart enough to get. But ultimately left me feeling mostly like this: šµāš«šµāš«šµāš«
Identitti was one wild rollercoaster of a ride, and I had to take breaks often. It veers from acerbic, sharp satire that had me laughing aloud to mind-numbing memory flashbacks that continually threw off the pacing. I ended up feeling really resentful of the writing style because of how tired my brain felt trying to keep track of this timeline. But the parts I enjoyed? I loved.
Overall Iām glad I stuck with it, and honestly it gave me a lot to think over (plus books to follow up with and read!). This is definitely for those who wanted more from Yellowface and are fans of Disorientation.
Identitti was one wild rollercoaster of a ride, and I had to take breaks often. It veers from acerbic, sharp satire that had me laughing aloud to mind-numbing memory flashbacks that continually threw off the pacing. I ended up feeling really resentful of the writing style because of how tired my brain felt trying to keep track of this timeline. But the parts I enjoyed? I loved.
Overall Iām glad I stuck with it, and honestly it gave me a lot to think over (plus books to follow up with and read!). This is definitely for those who wanted more from Yellowface and are fans of Disorientation.