Mademoiselle Revolution
Ratings3
Average rating3.2
I stumbled across this book in a bookstore, and since it focused on Haiti, I knew I had to pick it up to learn more about my culture. It’s definitely a heavy and intense read. At times, it felt a bit too long and slow-paced, but the writing was beautiful, especially the vivid scenes and descriptions of the war. It gave me a deeper appreciation for the historical context, even if the pacing didn’t fully hold me the entire way through.
I stumbled across this book in a bookstore, and since it focused on Haiti, I knew I had to pick it up to learn more about my culture. It’s definitely a heavy and intense read. At times, it felt a bit too long and slow-paced, but the writing was beautiful, especially the vivid scenes and descriptions of the war. It gave me a deeper appreciation for the historical context, even if the pacing didn’t fully hold me the entire way through.
I stumbled across this book in a bookstore, and since it focused on Haiti, I knew I had to pick it up to learn more about my culture. It’s definitely a heavy and intense read. At times, it felt a bit too long and slow-paced, but the writing was beautiful, especially the vivid scenes and descriptions of the war. It gave me a deeper appreciation for the historical context, even if the pacing didn’t fully hold me the entire way through.
I stumbled across this book in a bookstore, and since it focused on Haiti, I knew I had to pick it up to learn more about my culture. It’s definitely a heavy and intense read. At times, it felt a bit too long and slow-paced, but the writing was beautiful, especially the vivid scenes and descriptions of the war. It gave me a deeper appreciation for the historical context, even if the pacing didn’t fully hold me the entire way through.