Name: A Map of the World
ISBN: 9780385720106

Jane Hamilton

A Map of the World

Jaymie Lemke

I would not recommend this book to anyone.

Mariel Adrianna de la Garza

This is the third time to read the book, and the first time I've been able to get through it. The first two times I grew bored and gave up early on. The prose is wordy and the protagonist, Alice, grated on me. And then - she grew on me. As the book continued, I saw that she wasn't wordy, but human, that this is what our voices inside must sound like to those on the outside. I usually look up books to see what they're about, what the end will be, so I can go into them more focused on the "how" than the "what." I went into this book blindly and am glad I did. The characters are full, developed. There are enough angles from which one can look at this story and its people that I at one point realized it might be the kind of book I would have been told to read in high school, so we could talk about it in class. One of the best fiction reads I've had in a while.

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A Map of the World

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