Critique: The Goldfinch
My submission for the "Critique" Challenge
Donna Tartt's "The Goldfinch" is a novel for people who have experienced profound loss from which springs a deep and unwavering obsession. It's a story for those that are possessed by grief. People who have lived simple, happy lives will not understand it's rich depth of emotion and pain.
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Personal essays with long titles, silly attempts at fiction, and Vocal challenge entries
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Now this would definitely be a novel for me! Loved your review!