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carlycaines 's review for:
The Other Valley
by Scott Alexander Howard
The Other Valley is a profound literary novel about a young girl, Odille, who takes you on a heartfelt journey in a valley that is neighbored to itself 20 years in the past and 20 years in the future. It is an intriguing concept about time and how interference amongst towns is highly lethal; just one small interaction in the past can completely alter the history of the neighboring valleys, which is why travel amongst them is highly restricted. Only family members of those who have passed away may petition to travel to view another valley.
But one day Odille recognizes two visitors from the future as the parents of the boy she loves. Once she sees them, she knows that he is about to die and that she can't say or do anything to prevent it... or can she?
In summary, this Scott Alexander Howard has delivered a captivating novel that prompts readers to reflect on the intricacies of human nature and the choices that define our lives. I highly recommend this book because of the compelling blend of time travel, relationships, character development and profound storytelling!
Thank you to NetGalley for the privilege of being able to read this in advance copy of its February release in exchange for an honest review!
But one day Odille recognizes two visitors from the future as the parents of the boy she loves. Once she sees them, she knows that he is about to die and that she can't say or do anything to prevent it... or can she?
In summary, this Scott Alexander Howard has delivered a captivating novel that prompts readers to reflect on the intricacies of human nature and the choices that define our lives. I highly recommend this book because of the compelling blend of time travel, relationships, character development and profound storytelling!
Thank you to NetGalley for the privilege of being able to read this in advance copy of its February release in exchange for an honest review!