Summary of January reads
Summary of January reads. It’s been a good reading month with a toss-up of fiction, poetry, and a play. The Midnight library The Midnight library deals with an interesting premise of the infinite possibilities of lives we could have led. What resonated with me was the protagonist's feelings of regret and going back to live a life she wanted to. The author showcases that no life is devoid of imperfections and that even the most seemingly life comes with its share of shortcomings and misery. The character driven plot is compelling and engaging. The Seas This is a perfect example of an unreliable narrator. It tells the story of a girl who believes she’s a mermaid. While she awaits her father, she falls in love with an older man who goes off to serve in the Iraq war. The story is set in a town infused with gossip, deceit, and alcoholism. What stood out to me was the voice of the narrator, her raw honesty, and unabashed feelings towards Jude. The chapters are divided into vign