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A review by bags_and_bookz
A Theater for Dreamers by Polly Samson
3.0
Thank you Netgalley, Algonquin Books and Polly Samson for free e-ARC in return of my honest review of A Theater for Dreamers.
It is hard to review a book that I did not get at all. I was lost int the story and characters. None of them came alive for me and I was just turning pages just to get through without of much understanding and sense of what was going on. Sometimes it felt that Polly Samson had wanted to explore grief of young Erica and how she throws herself into the community of people she barely knows to deal with feeling that she has no idea how to and no one there to help her guide through the. I tried to feel compassion toward her, and only felt irritation with the simple communication and her noisiness.
I wish I enjoyed it more, and I am glad I am finished with it.
It is hard to review a book that I did not get at all. I was lost int the story and characters. None of them came alive for me and I was just turning pages just to get through without of much understanding and sense of what was going on. Sometimes it felt that Polly Samson had wanted to explore grief of young Erica and how she throws herself into the community of people she barely knows to deal with feeling that she has no idea how to and no one there to help her guide through the. I tried to feel compassion toward her, and only felt irritation with the simple communication and her noisiness.
I wish I enjoyed it more, and I am glad I am finished with it.