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I really liked the writing style. And also the peculiar way that people treat each other in the story.

The woman begins a process of getting stronger and more confident in her "loneliness" and this shows also in a lot of metaphores, which I like to interpret.

All in all it is a great book for a rainy afternoon at home. It is only 130 pages long.

Starting this tiny book on my way to a concert where I'm gonna be the pianist of a group

1. Janet Jackson
2. 120 books is my goal and I've read 115 books so far.
3. About 30 minutes physical book, and 2 hours of audiobook
4. Not really
5. I'm left handed

@MinDea #HumpDayPost

There is something quite alluring and elusive about this novella. I read it twice in one weekend (maybe because NJ transit was a mess and the hour trip to my friends place took 4 hours). Composed of disconnected vignettes there is not much plot. The reader is held at a distance from the action and characters, only shown brief glimpses. The fascination lies in the effort to fill in the missing pieces. #1001books