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A review by martzzmellow
S. by Doug Dorst, J.J. Abrams
4.0
Putting it simply, it’s a confusing book but so worth delving into.
The Ship of Theseus book part itself is interesting, it gets you thinking and puts a lot of life questions into perspective. Also the shifts in views and some of the footnotes really put you in all kinds of headspace’s.
The story of Eric and Jen is confusing and lacks pieces and is a puzzle that the reader definitely needs to figure out themselves. But at the same time these are notes in the margins, bits and pieces are going to be missed from them meeting up and what not. But it’s still there and still shows the difference in characters and what they go through while also hiding behind the pages when they can.
It’s cute, its /different/ and so it’s worth while. It’s definitely not like a book I’ve read before and it for sure is an experience <33
The Ship of Theseus book part itself is interesting, it gets you thinking and puts a lot of life questions into perspective. Also the shifts in views and some of the footnotes really put you in all kinds of headspace’s.
The story of Eric and Jen is confusing and lacks pieces and is a puzzle that the reader definitely needs to figure out themselves. But at the same time these are notes in the margins, bits and pieces are going to be missed from them meeting up and what not. But it’s still there and still shows the difference in characters and what they go through while also hiding behind the pages when they can.
It’s cute, its /different/ and so it’s worth while. It’s definitely not like a book I’ve read before and it for sure is an experience <33