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A review by itslorei
Locust Girl: A Lovesong by Merlinda Bobis
4.0
3.75 ⭐️
Locust Girl presented various themes and imaginary representation to present and masked scenery in a simple yet vague kind of way through Amadea’s perspective as a child.
This book just not tackled about trauma but also ecological and humanitarian subjects that needed to be voice out not just in this fictional story but also in today’s world that is still very rampant. It does not just tackled the loss of war but also trauma that comes along within it.
Overall this is a worldly concerned story that everyone should read.
Locust Girl presented various themes and imaginary representation to present and masked scenery in a simple yet vague kind of way through Amadea’s perspective as a child.
This book just not tackled about trauma but also ecological and humanitarian subjects that needed to be voice out not just in this fictional story but also in today’s world that is still very rampant. It does not just tackled the loss of war but also trauma that comes along within it.
Overall this is a worldly concerned story that everyone should read.