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A review by phoenix2
Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood
2.0
Alias Grace is a book based on a real story and it follows Grace, a woman accused and sentenced for murder.
The start of the book is quite rocky, as the reader has to find its pace and the story feels like its presented in fragments and partially, as we move from one POV to another.
However, it does get better when Grace starts to narrate her life. The writing style gets used to as well.
Still, and because this is a historical mystery, by the end things are still foggy.
The start of the book is quite rocky, as the reader has to find its pace and the story feels like its presented in fragments and partially, as we move from one POV to another.
However, it does get better when Grace starts to narrate her life. The writing style gets used to as well.
Still, and because this is a historical mystery, by the end things are still foggy.