Member Reviews
John B, Reviewer
I'm sorry it took me more than five years to give my opinions about "The Book of Memory Gaps."
Wow, it took me more than five years to finish this 64-page book, which has 28 illustrations and around 37 sentences. Once I finally read the book, it took just two minutes.
Now I have questions. What time and place are depicted in the book? Who are the people? Are they Eastern Europeans? I see them as lonely and melancholy.
What’s the audience for this book? I like it. Who else likes it?
Many thanks to Blue Rider Press and NetGalley for the 2015 ARC.
I doubt the book is a popular read.
Would I recommend it? Not really.
