If We Were Villains

I was completely blown away by this book that delved into the world of star-crossed lovers and the captivating allure of Gothic architecture. The way it portrayed the intricate details and created an enchanting atmosphere was nothing short of magical. It truly evoked a sense of deep longing and tragic emotions. Even though I hadn't explored Shakespeare's works before, the author's storytelling skills made it accessible and relatable, even for someone like me with limited literary knowledge.

What truly amazed me was the author's incredible use of colours to bring each scene to life. The descriptions of ‘impetuous reds', ‘pea green', ‘metallic purple', and the melancholic yet glowing ‘dull autumnal yellow' were absolutely breathtaking. These vivid hues not only painted a vivid picture but also resonated with the profound emotions in the story. It was a remarkable experience as the author carefully selected words to convey poignant feelings and create a sensitive connection with the reader.

Undoubtedly, the author is a masterful writer who has the ability to capture tragic emotions in a respectful and profound way. Their storytelling left a lasting impact on me, and I aspire to develop my own skills, perhaps through the medium of a paintbrush, to create visual narratives that can captivate and enchant others in a similar manner.