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At The Breakfast Table
by Defne Suman
challenging
reflective
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Thank you to Netgalley and Head of Zeus for a copy of this book.
Famous artist Shirin Saka is turning 100, her family and family friend and journalist, Burak have gathered to celebrate. Told through 4 different point of views; long held and life changing secrets are revealed. This book deals with a lot of important topics
I found the story itself incredible, but unfortunately the writing style didn't really work for me. The characters weaved in and out of timeline in a confusing manner, often leaving me bored. I throughly enjoyed the last 20% though.
Famous artist Shirin Saka is turning 100, her family and family friend and journalist, Burak have gathered to celebrate. Told through 4 different point of views; long held and life changing secrets are revealed. This book deals with a lot of important topics
I found the story itself incredible, but unfortunately the writing style didn't really work for me. The characters weaved in and out of timeline in a confusing manner, often leaving me bored. I throughly enjoyed the last 20% though.
Graphic: Bullying, Suicide
Moderate: Alcoholism, Genocide, Infidelity, Rape, Violence, Abortion, Alcohol, War
Minor: Infertility, Sexual assault