Today I am tremendously excited to say that I am guest blogging over at MissMelvis's fantastic blog, Me, Bookshelf & I with a book review of a recent read! I'd love it if you popped over to have a read.
That's what my bedside table would look like if half my to-read pile wasn't on kindle! It is also a true depiction of our comics to-read pile in the study. (Minus the owl.) Really pleased you liked the review--I had fun doing it, and I'd love to come back again someday xx
I wasn't sure whether to comment here or over there so thought I'd do both.
I read The Earth Hums in B Flat a few years ago and rather enjoyed it. Maybe I am a little embarrassed to say I didn’t really understand the symbolise of her being able to fly but perhaps there’s not really that much to it? Either way, it was a very nice read.
Thanks so much for your comment, Jen! Both here and there :)
I think the flying is symbolic of her subconscious need to escape, even though she outwardly accepts her Mam's treatment of her. There was a point where the flying did seem real, though, so who knows!
Loving this picture ... the story of my life! haha ... thank you so much for your guest post/review today & you are welcome back any time! x
ReplyDeleteThat's what my bedside table would look like if half my to-read pile wasn't on kindle! It is also a true depiction of our comics to-read pile in the study. (Minus the owl.) Really pleased you liked the review--I had fun doing it, and I'd love to come back again someday xx
DeleteI wasn't sure whether to comment here or over there so thought I'd do both.
ReplyDeleteI read The Earth Hums in B Flat a few years ago and rather enjoyed it. Maybe I am a little embarrassed to say I didn’t really understand the symbolise of her being able to fly but perhaps there’s not really that much to it? Either way, it was a very nice read.
Jen
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*symbolism even
DeleteThanks so much for your comment, Jen! Both here and there :)
DeleteI think the flying is symbolic of her subconscious need to escape, even though she outwardly accepts her Mam's treatment of her. There was a point where the flying did seem real, though, so who knows!