Sue Rainsford

Unflinchingly creepy, a disturbing fairy tale about the human in the inhuman, about girlhood and selfishness. Vague body horror aside, this book will stick with me for awhile. A very quick, absorbing read.

Wow. I loved this. It’s creepy and thrilling and provocative and sometimes gross. It left me feeling strange in the best possible way.

Overall, this was an okay book. For the length, it's worth a read if you like weird stories that have rich imagery but be warned, there are no explanations for much of anything. There were some things that were pretty obvious and then all this oddness that you get no resolution for. While strange stories like this are usually my thing, I couldn't really feel much about the story. By the end I was left looking for a few more pages and feeling a lacking.

Mythic, unsettling, unique, ambiguous.