This book was nothing like any other book I have ever read. The book is written with such a sense of urgency and passion which helps the reader sympathise with the protagonist in their situation of losing her sight.
It was an interesting read and I found it quite a 'heavy' read and it took a lot of concentration to get myself back into the book each time I picked it up.
I also assume that because it was translated from Spanish this made it more difficult to become engrossed in as it had some grammatical issues, such as no speech marks, or no real paragraphs just headings. This also resulted in the book not flowing as well as I assume it would have done in Spanish.
Nonetheless this was a fascinating read, even more so when you consider it is semi-autobiographical.
It was an interesting read and I found it quite a 'heavy' read and it took a lot of concentration to get myself back into the book each time I picked it up.
I also assume that because it was translated from Spanish this made it more difficult to become engrossed in as it had some grammatical issues, such as no speech marks, or no real paragraphs just headings. This also resulted in the book not flowing as well as I assume it would have done in Spanish.
Nonetheless this was a fascinating read, even more so when you consider it is semi-autobiographical.