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edit: reading this for the second time???? not my brightest idea :<<<<

this is such a slow, rich, delicate, magical story!! it's not slow in the uneventful kind of way tho but rather: the beautiful, old-fashioned writing causes u to slow down, to notice & properly appreciate every little detail. this glacial pace makes perfect sense for a plot like this one as well... & yes, it takes a while before u get accustomed to that rhythm but oh! once u do!!
it's also one of the most hopeful stories i've read in a long time (at least when u don't think abt what will happen after...) & for its ending alone i would give this book all the stars in the sky.

edit: reading this for the second time???? not my brightest idea :<<<<

this is such a slow, rich, delicate, magical story!! it's not slow in the uneventful kind of way tho but rather: the beautiful, old-fashioned writing causes u to slow down, to notice & properly appreciate every little detail. this glacial pace makes perfect sense for a plot like this one as well... &...

there's sth of an old fairy-tale in this book, not just in the unexpected turns of the plot & the soft magic seeping from every corner but - that feeling u get from being read those by ur grandma when u were little. it makes u feel safe. despite all the heartache, there's sth magical in natasha's writing, like coming home in a cold winter evening to a beloved friend waiting for u.

there's sth of an old fairy-tale in this book, not just in the unexpected turns of the plot & the soft magic seeping from every corner but - that feeling u get from being read those by ur grandma when u were little. it makes u feel safe. despite all the heartache, there's sth magical in natasha's writing, like coming home in a cold winter evening to a beloved friend waiting...