Mark O'Sullivan

I really enjoyed this. It was well worth the read and I'm glad I picked it up. It gets harder and harder to find truly original stories and this book was certainly different to anything I've read before. It follows the life of a family after the father is brain damaged during an accident. The storyteller- Eala- felt very real and was easy to identify with. She didn't hold back her thoughts, good or bad, which made her come across as very genuine. The story itself was good, interesting and show more compelling. I would definitely recommend this one. show less

I really enjoyed this. It was well worth the read and I'm glad I picked it up. It gets harder and harder to find truly original stories and this book was certainly different to anything I've read before. It follows the life of a family after the father is brain damaged during an accident. The storyteller- Eala- felt very real and was easy to identify with. She didn't hold back her thoughts, good or bad, which made her come across as very genuine. The story itself was good, interesting and show more compelling. I would definitely recommend this one. show less