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This is told as a fairytale, a retelling (apparently) of Bluebeard which I was unfamiliar with prior. I loved the way this played with the fairytale genre and ways we tell stories to circumvent reality, often even to ourselves. But ultimately, the narrator tells us: “The people are us, the time is always.” Side: didn‘t I just read this somewhere on Litsy? Such a perfect line. I‘m not sure I grasped all this was doing but I had fun trying. #ToB26
BkClubCare, Hooked_on_books, Deblovestoread, merelybookish, Bookwormjillk, squirrelbrain, BarbaraBB, sarahbarnes, ChaoticMissAdventures, Lesliereadsalotmerelybookish I liked this as well. And I also was never quite sure I got everything that was happening. 😅 2h
ChaoticMissAdventures There are so many on this list I somehow missed this one totally! 2h
sarahbarnes Great review! I just picked this one up from the library today - I‘m looking forward to it! 21m
BarbaraBB I missed this one too but it sounds good! now
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