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A review by pinkpopprincess
Noah Barleywater gaat ervandoor by Elinor Fuchs, John Boyne, Oliver Jeffers
3.0
To be very honest,
I would have given this book two stars, because I didn't like it at all. The story was incoherent. I struggled with following the story without getting distracted.
I kept reading, I don't really know why but I most defintely DON'T regret it.
The last quarter or so is an explanation with makes you understand a lot of what this book is really about. It has been written to relate for any kind of ages. Children could easily understand the story and it would be a great activity to read with your child/sibling/cousin or so.
I didnt read any of Boyne's work but I am very curious to read more of him especially another genre of a more adult reading.
3 out if 5 stars!
I would have given this book two stars, because I didn't like it at all. The story was incoherent. I struggled with following the story without getting distracted.
I kept reading, I don't really know why but I most defintely DON'T regret it.
The last quarter or so is an explanation with makes you understand a lot of what this book is really about. It has been written to relate for any kind of ages. Children could easily understand the story and it would be a great activity to read with your child/sibling/cousin or so.
I didnt read any of Boyne's work but I am very curious to read more of him especially another genre of a more adult reading.
3 out if 5 stars!