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n0shelfc0ntr0l 's review for:
Marigold Mind Laundry
by Jungeun Yun
I have some mixed feelings about this book. It reads more like poetry than a traditional story, with a lot of vivid imagery and poetic phrasing. While I can appreciate the beauty in that style, it’s not really in my usual comfort zone when it comes to reading.
I did enjoy the life lesson woven into the narrative—that part resonated with me. But the way it was written made it harder to connect with. There was a lot of unnecessary wording that, for me, bogged down the message.
Overall, while it’s not my preferred style, I can see how others might appreciate it for its poetic nature. If you enjoy lyrical writing and abstract storytelling, this could be a good fit.
I would like to express my deep gratitude to Random House Publishing Group - Random House | The Dial Press and NetGalley for their generosity in allowing me to read this eARC in exchange for an honest review.
I did enjoy the life lesson woven into the narrative—that part resonated with me. But the way it was written made it harder to connect with. There was a lot of unnecessary wording that, for me, bogged down the message.
Overall, while it’s not my preferred style, I can see how others might appreciate it for its poetic nature. If you enjoy lyrical writing and abstract storytelling, this could be a good fit.
I would like to express my deep gratitude to Random House Publishing Group - Random House | The Dial Press and NetGalley for their generosity in allowing me to read this eARC in exchange for an honest review.