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sarahsbookstack 's review for:
Fault Lines
by Emily Itami
This book was very wordy and was mostly narrative.
It was about a bored Japanese housewife who's husband works long, long hours and doesn't spend much time with their 2 kids.
She meets a stranger and becomes his friend and then his lover.... All because she thinks her life is boring. It doesn't last long but it's enough to get get in a better place with her husband (which I don't agree was a good thing). She loves her children fiercely though.
I spent my time in this short book skipping a lot of the narrative and just finding where people actually talk. I didn't really like ally is the characters and body didn't care about what happened to them.
It was about a bored Japanese housewife who's husband works long, long hours and doesn't spend much time with their 2 kids.
She meets a stranger and becomes his friend and then his lover.... All because she thinks her life is boring. It doesn't last long but it's enough to get get in a better place with her husband (which I don't agree was a good thing). She loves her children fiercely though.
I spent my time in this short book skipping a lot of the narrative and just finding where people actually talk. I didn't really like ally is the characters and body didn't care about what happened to them.