Book review : One girl many lives
One girl many lives brings together, five talented writers to create five different collaborative stories. These stories are separated by time and yet together brought by life. It’s my first time reading a book that is build up together through a collaborative effort.
The stories are together set in varied places but inspired by a single image. The stories take us through after events of moments that have played an important role in shaping our history. Each story is written individually though but later passed on, in a chain.
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