So, I read this book... Unseen. Fascinating book. I would recommend it... whole-heartedly. I think what is amazing about this book is just how thoughtfully it is put together. It is divided out by days instead of chapters. Within each chapter, you are allowed insight into the musing of the chief of the police, a crime journalist, one of the victims best friends, victims and, in italics, non-date specifics about the thoughts from the viewpoint of the killer. Within this construction, the author takes a lot of time weaving all of the stories together, telling you about who these people are, who are the important people in their lives and what they think about the people around them. It brings them to life in a very subtle emotional way, different from American or even English novels which focus more of sensational imagery. I am not saying that there is no imagery, I'm saying that the emotional content takes centerstage, just behind a very classic and engaging mystery plotline.

Right now, I have half a mind to steal it. The structural strategies and deft methods of description lie would fit in almost any novel, but particularily with this strange supernatural monstrosity that I created almost two years ago during NANOWRIMO.

That aside, however, I think I am going to recommend it highly on a regular basis from here on out as well as sneaking into the library to get me some more of these little gems from the country to Sweden.

Bonjour cherie, I have just read "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian". I decided to read it because I saw it at the library and I remembered that you'd mentioned it. I agree with your assertion... I've never read about anyone with a more depressing life, but somehow he transcends. It felt very real and also inspiring. I also read "To Sir, With Love" by E.R. Braithwaite, which is apparently a classic. And now I'm going to read "Dandelion Wine" by Ray Bradbury which is apparently also a classic though srsly how many classics can there be in this world, non?
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