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A review by gretchenlouise
The Lost Melody by Joanna Davidson Politano
5.0
The Lost Melody is a story of light shining in darkness. It is a story set in the darkest of places—a Victorian asylum—and yet as the chapters came, it became truly hopeful, as well.
Resplendent with musical references, The Lost Melody is not just the story of a pianist, a musician. It also provides a glimpse into the history of music therapy.
Reminiscent of George MacDonald’s works, The Lost Melody is a book of contrasts: in characters, in scenes, in architecture, even in temperature.
While not a light read, The Lost Melody is a powerfully thought-provoking tale. Well-done, Joanna Davidson Politano!
Content Warning: the themes of mental illness and the setting of the asylum make this book a more difficult read.
Resplendent with musical references, The Lost Melody is not just the story of a pianist, a musician. It also provides a glimpse into the history of music therapy.
Reminiscent of George MacDonald’s works, The Lost Melody is a book of contrasts: in characters, in scenes, in architecture, even in temperature.
While not a light read, The Lost Melody is a powerfully thought-provoking tale. Well-done, Joanna Davidson Politano!
Content Warning: the themes of mental illness and the setting of the asylum make this book a more difficult read.