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A review by mo_reads_
Three Daughters of Eve by Elif Shafak
5.0
Since reading it, I've recommended this book to everyone I've come across.
EVERYONE.
Ngl, when I started the book, it was good but pretty slow and I left it for a bit. However, the second half of the book had me stuck to it unable to put it down (I had assessments due and I was reading this, yeah. THAT good.)
I have about 90% of this book highlighted and god I'd do anything to attend Azurs seminar. The constant shift between the past and present was a delight and added to the suspense. Elif Shafak, no doubt has a way with words, from the language to the characters to the incredibly thought-provoking dialogues, I'm so glad this was the first Elif Shafak book I read.
Oh and I absolutely love the open-ended ending.
EVERYONE.
Ngl, when I started the book, it was good but pretty slow and I left it for a bit. However, the second half of the book had me stuck to it unable to put it down (I had assessments due and I was reading this, yeah. THAT good.)
I have about 90% of this book highlighted and god I'd do anything to attend Azurs seminar. The constant shift between the past and present was a delight and added to the suspense. Elif Shafak, no doubt has a way with words, from the language to the characters to the incredibly thought-provoking dialogues, I'm so glad this was the first Elif Shafak book I read.
Oh and I absolutely love the open-ended ending.