Such a long-lonely-devastating journey to be honest. I think Silvia Plath should be more deserved. She well demonstrated what young girls path through their ‘glory days’. Being young women sounds pleasurable but harsh, so that Esther needed bell jar.
This is one of the most sophisticated writing to describe human tragedy in the history, Gaza and Israel. The temperature, scenery, smell, and sound of calm but sorrowful desert stuck in my mind. How long human can keep their rage and how does it resist?
Finally, I’ve done this book. This should be totally arguable and agonizing to read though, the writing is so consistent as how girls got depressed and destroyed. I suppose the characters’ portrayal was challenging as well, was still worthwhile to feel.
I liked the theme and seething, which was journey to explore its identity through piano and visiting different cities around Europe. Blue is a colour of neutral and purity though, it represents how people feel sadness. Summer is the best season of that.