As somebody who has always been interested in languages and the importance of literature, I was not so hesitant to pick out this book and I don't regret it! I personally feel like this book was very unique (as I had never read anything even slightly similar to it) but also very educating. It sheds light on how crucial our many languages are (spoken across the whole globe)but how insignificant they seem in the general public's eye. To the point where we just use it on a day to day basis without even realising how extraordinary our communications skills are.
Furthermore, I adore the trope of losing something and finding it in the end. This has an almost bildungsroman idea of ending of wiser than you were at the beginning. Fortunately, this happens to be my favourite type of book as not only the main character learns something but the readers also get the moral.
Furthermore, I adore the trope of losing something and finding it in the end. This has an almost bildungsroman idea of ending of wiser than you were at the beginning. Fortunately, this happens to be my favourite type of book as not only the main character learns something but the readers also get the moral.