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Some may say this is not a good book because the plot is slow and it is repetitious, or the fact it’s “depressing”. However, doesn’t that show how Ada can fall into the cycle of fear? Did you stop to think she had a little brother, perhaps she felt like someone who was threatened. Or maybe she felt like a Domovoy.* (See footnote) There is, especially a mexican saying that goes “El mejor guiso se hace a fuego lento.” It translates in English to “The best stew is made over a low flame” or what I’m trying to say in other words, it takes time and patience. Some books are meant to be ‘made over a low flame.’ It adds to the story and gives us information that could be relevant to the plot, heck it could be important to the climax.
In conclusion I recommend this book, it has such an ambience to it. If anything turn your lamp on make tea, coffee, or hot chocolate sit on your bed under the covers and just read The War That Saved My Life, I promise you won’t be disappointed, through the thick and thin, there are many books out in the world but this one just might be the only one of its kind.
Some people may argue that The War That Saved My Life is not a good book because of its slow and repetitive plot or because it is "depressing." However, these aspects of the book actually serve to illustrate how Ada falls into a cycle of fear. Consider the fact that Ada has a little brother and may have felt constantly threatened or like a Domovoy. Additionally, there is a Mexican saying that states "El mejor guiso se hace a fuego lento," which translates to "The best stew is made over a low flame." In other words, some books are meant to be savored slowly, adding depth and information to the plot that may be crucial to the climax.
In conclusion, I highly recommend reading The War That Saved My Life. Its unique ambience will captivate you. So, grab a warm drink, find a cozy spot, and immerse yourself in this book. I promise you won't be disappointed. Among the vast array of books in the world, this one stands out as a truly one-of-a-kind experience.