The Wall
Ratings24
Average rating3.6
It was ok. It really is a report of sorts about a woman who lives together with animals she meets and how she survives with them in a world where she might be the only one left.
It's quite simple and I'm not necessarily bought by its possible transformative nature. It doesn't have too much introspection, it's mostly just her account how she lived in the Austrian Alps and what she did daily and how she loved her animals.
At 160 pages I decided to skim towards the end, but the report mode continues the same and then it just ends. No dramatic conclusions or anything.
It was ok. It really is a report of sorts about a woman who lives together with animals she meets and how she survives with them in a world where she might be the only one left.
It's quite simple and I'm not necessarily bought by its possible transformative nature. It doesn't have too much introspection, it's mostly just her account how she lived in the Austrian Alps and what she did daily and how she loved her animals.
At 160 pages I decided to skim towards the end, but the report mode continues the same and then it just ends. No dramatic conclusions or anything.
Added to listOwnedwith 6 books.
Added to listOwnedwith 6 books.
