Mad_Cyril I’m not sure I’d give it a full recommendation. It’s one of those “popular/critically acclaimed” books that often land on “best of the year” list which can be a red flag for me. It reminded me a bit of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, last year’s big hit that I strongly disliked despite its popularity.
That said, I really liked this one. It’s deep and thoughtful, with multiple points of view, and explores themes like the ocean, life, friendship, and the human condition. It’s not just light entertainment, but if that’s your thing, it might float your boat.
