I wanted to like this book but I didn’t, I did manage to read the whole thing and it was a struggle. There is a blindness epidemic and the blind are put in an unused hospital for the insane. Only one sighted person manages to accompany her husband and she had to do everything. I found the characters...
I am in no position to rate this book. But still I'll try to give you some of my thoughts.The way the author keeps all dialogues not separated from the narration (same line, without quote, only to be signaled by uppercase) at first bothers me a lot (even though I did read one or two books written in...
This book was chosen by a member of my book group. I read it knowing nothing about the book or the writer. Not for the first time, I am indebted to my book group as I would be unlikely to have come across this book any other way.The writer employs an unusual style: no quotation marks for dialogue, a...
There has to be a major reason where I will not finish a book. As interesting as the premise sounds, I just could not make it through this book and it's all because of the author's writing style. No paragraphs, barely any punctuation (frequently, several pages will all just be one long sentence), an...
The disjointed, run-on sentence structures didn't bother me for about the first half of the book, but then it started to wear on me. Overall, I struggled to get through the book --- it's an incredibly heavy read with a very powerful message. This is not the book to pick up if you're looking for ente...
This book left me speechless (which is a rare occurrence). Please enjoy the pictures to illustrate the plot while I recover my gift of rambling. An unexplained plague of "white blindness" sweeps the unnamed country. Initial attempts to hastily quarantine the blind in an abandoned mental hospital fa...
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