I would not say that this is the best Schwab Book I read (and I think I read them all at this point). But for me, that was sort of expected by the fact that it is a rather shorter stand alone, compared to her usual duologies, trilogies or longer stand alone.

However, I did find the story fascinating. It (surprise) handles the topic of death, the after world, and shadows in a way. But I find in a very beautiful and innovative way, with the drawn images after every chapter and the inclusion of the diary parts. Furthermore, the book did not go as I was expecting.

All in all, it’s a really beautiful, quick read. I thought the language and writing style Definity was top notch and so eloquent. The characters, even in the short span you knew, were interesting and in many ways were sort or Eyre.

Definitely a successful novel again