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A review by whiskeybucket
The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune
4.0
“The House in the Cerulean Sea” is an extremely whimsical and gay tome.
It is lovely.
Unlike many readers, I am not a cowardly peasant. I am entirely more correct than the average human being.
However,
This book made me sob like a baby. Additionally, my crying was not short lived. Rather, I cried throughout the final 150 pages of this book.
Am I ashamed? No.
Two years ago, I cried seven times while watching the movie “Chef” on an airplane. The movie, a comedy, brought tears to my eyes for no good reason. After creating an ocean with my salty eye water, I felt abashed. For I, a mighty titan among men, had stooped so low as to cry over the movie “Chef”. “The House in the Cerulean Sea” did not have this same effect on me. Yes, I cried, though after shedding my tears I was left with feelings of warmth and joy.
“The House in the Cerulean Sea” is absolutely enchanting, and anyone who disagrees is a spoiled egg.
It is lovely.
Unlike many readers, I am not a cowardly peasant. I am entirely more correct than the average human being.
However,
This book made me sob like a baby. Additionally, my crying was not short lived. Rather, I cried throughout the final 150 pages of this book.
Am I ashamed? No.
Two years ago, I cried seven times while watching the movie “Chef” on an airplane. The movie, a comedy, brought tears to my eyes for no good reason. After creating an ocean with my salty eye water, I felt abashed. For I, a mighty titan among men, had stooped so low as to cry over the movie “Chef”. “The House in the Cerulean Sea” did not have this same effect on me. Yes, I cried, though after shedding my tears I was left with feelings of warmth and joy.
“The House in the Cerulean Sea” is absolutely enchanting, and anyone who disagrees is a spoiled egg.