

'Atlas of Unknowable Things' is a good mystery with a gothic twist. I did find it hard to get into the story at first and enjoyed the audiobook more. I liked the lyrical prose and didn't find it off-putting like some readers. The premise was interesting, but the ending was a little cut and dried good vs. evil. However, the book as a whole was well-written and I enjoyed it, especially the info given about folklore. 4 stars. Thanks, NetGalley!
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