I didn’t plan on liking this book. I tend to avoid “best” sellers as I seldom
agree with them being best in anything but sales. This book, however, surprised me. This brings new meaning to human
interest. The life of Kya is illustrative
of prejudice and redemption.
The story is slow but the characterization of Kya is just
amazing. You feel as if you have made a
connection to an entirely imaginary friend.
A definition of loneliness, she finds attributes that neither she nor
the world could have anticipated. Her
reflection of nature and applying it to human behavior was interesting. I am quite fond of anthropomorphism and it
was interesting to see applied in reverse.
Don’t anticipate lots of action, due expect a story you will
remember.
I highly recommend!
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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