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A review by book_bird_anja
Mount Copenhagen by Kaspar Colling Nielsen
3.0
Overall: ⭐⭐⭐
This was a weird read. And in part it was a good weird, but it was also a confusing weird sometimes.
So not completely sure about the rating
An artificial mountain has been constructed near Copenhagen, which is a significant change for Denmark's mostly flat landscape. The book comprises short stories related to the mountain, some of which are connected while others are not.
Some stories are good and memorable, while others are not. In some of the stories, I found it difficult to grasp the underlying message or lesson. I just didn't understand. Some stories were good, others just odd. Also, the length of the short stories didn't let me fully immerse with it. The chapters are mostly between 5 and 20 pages.
So in total, it was kind of interesting in parts, in other parts just confusing. and
This was a weird read. And in part it was a good weird, but it was also a confusing weird sometimes.
So not completely sure about the rating
An artificial mountain has been constructed near Copenhagen, which is a significant change for Denmark's mostly flat landscape. The book comprises short stories related to the mountain, some of which are connected while others are not.
Some stories are good and memorable, while others are not. In some of the stories, I found it difficult to grasp the underlying message or lesson. I just didn't understand. Some stories were good, others just odd. Also, the length of the short stories didn't let me fully immerse with it. The chapters are mostly between 5 and 20 pages.
So in total, it was kind of interesting in parts, in other parts just confusing. and