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A review by lyx
Identity by Milan Kundera
3.25
A charming little volume.
Chantal and Jean Marc's thoughts and actions were laid bare for us to read, one's interwoven with another's and how they affect each other in tiny moments of change.
My first Kundera read, I thoroughly enjoyed how even the tiniest and most uncomfortable doubts, thoughts, and reactions were written. It's as if reading within layers of inside jokes of two people, watching them and their minds work.
It's about two people and their little worlds. It's about how we perceive, how we are perceived, and how we think we're being perceived; and the mind's trick on us all.
Chantal and Jean Marc's thoughts and actions were laid bare for us to read, one's interwoven with another's and how they affect each other in tiny moments of change.
My first Kundera read, I thoroughly enjoyed how even the tiniest and most uncomfortable doubts, thoughts, and reactions were written. It's as if reading within layers of inside jokes of two people, watching them and their minds work.
It's about two people and their little worlds. It's about how we perceive, how we are perceived, and how we think we're being perceived; and the mind's trick on us all.