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A review by brokenbaroque
Berlin Book One: City of Stones by Jason Lutes
3.0
A very detailed, beautifully drawn story of Berlin in the 20s. Rhythm and atmosphere have a grim beauty to them which stays consistent through out the story. The bone-chilling ending is worth a star per se.
So wait, my actual could have been 2 stars?
Yep. This book is unfortunately written waaaay to small for its size, which for someone who is already pretty blind like I am does not work well. Also, I did not manage to care much for most of the characters, unfortunately. It might have been the English attempt to imitate the Berlin dialect (which did not work very well for me), but I had an hard time making a connection.
So wait, my actual could have been 2 stars?
Yep. This book is unfortunately written waaaay to small for its size, which for someone who is already pretty blind like I am does not work well. Also, I did not manage to care much for most of the characters, unfortunately. It might have been the English attempt to imitate the Berlin dialect (which did not work very well for me), but I had an hard time making a connection.