73ms@bookrastinating.com reviewed Moonday Letters by Emmi Itäranta
A little flawed but enjoyable
3 stars
Even if not something I'll keep coming back to this was a fairly enjoyable read or rather listen to me because it was an audio edition. The narration by Xe Sands was excellent and added to the dreamy way the book is written. That style is also what I enjoyed the most about it and the mix of Sci-Fi and fantasy works as part of that even if it isn't really something I seek out personally.
When it comes to the story I did not find it satisfying in the end as many questions were left unanswered. The protagonist was the one character that didn't stay distant but I didn't really understand how she could just brush aside everything that happened to her during the story either. There were some interesting Sci-Fi ideas that made enough sense for me not to be annoyed by any of those elements but overall …
Even if not something I'll keep coming back to this was a fairly enjoyable read or rather listen to me because it was an audio edition. The narration by Xe Sands was excellent and added to the dreamy way the book is written. That style is also what I enjoyed the most about it and the mix of Sci-Fi and fantasy works as part of that even if it isn't really something I seek out personally.
When it comes to the story I did not find it satisfying in the end as many questions were left unanswered. The protagonist was the one character that didn't stay distant but I didn't really understand how she could just brush aside everything that happened to her during the story either. There were some interesting Sci-Fi ideas that made enough sense for me not to be annoyed by any of those elements but overall this was more style than substance in my view.
