Not many books have made it to my ‘books
I’ve thrown at walls’ list, however, after reading only one page, this book
swiftly became it’s newest resident.
The
book opens with short sharp sentences, which would in most cases, pull in a reader’s
attention, but we quickly come to realise that the rest of the page is written
this way too. Flicking ahead, to analyse the rest of the book, we learn...
