I had to read this in my first year of uni for an English class, and tbh, I think it was the only book in the class I read all the way through. It’s definitely a more intense read, and I know a lot of people who don’t really love the writing style (especially the English version) but idk I really loved it! I think about that book so often and I’ll definitely read it again.
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