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A review by kmkasiner
Tin Man by Sarah Winman
4.0
It took me a while to get into this. I wasn't moved by Ellis' perspective in the first half of the book. This was due in part to the fact that the narrator's voice seemed really ill suited to him.
And then I got to Michael's point of view and this book proceeded to break my heart. He's really the heart of the book just like he is in their little "family." I wonder why Winman told Ellis' part of the story in third person. Maybe because Ellis is an artist, and Michael is a writer.
I'm still not sure if I like Ellis, and I wish that Annie got a chapter of her own perspective. But the second half of the book certainly nudged it into 4 stars.
And then I got to Michael's point of view and this book proceeded to break my heart. He's really the heart of the book just like he is in their little "family." I wonder why Winman told Ellis' part of the story in third person. Maybe because Ellis is an artist, and Michael is a writer.
I'm still not sure if I like Ellis, and I wish that Annie got a chapter of her own perspective. But the second half of the book certainly nudged it into 4 stars.