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A review by thoughtsontomes
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab
5.0
TW: loss of loved ones; suicide; drug and alcohol abuse; sexual assault
This is a winding, atmospheric, character study of a woman who sold her soul to an old god to live as long as she wants but be remembered by no one. It’s a quiet story of a life led only in the present, with all the suffering that would entail but also broken up by beautiful moments. It’s a story of relationships, and all their complicated parts.
I haven’t traditionally been a fan of Schwab’s work, but she hit the mark for me with this one. This is a softer story than she usually does, and I appreciate it. I’d also love to see this adapted, and I say that about few stories.
This is a winding, atmospheric, character study of a woman who sold her soul to an old god to live as long as she wants but be remembered by no one. It’s a quiet story of a life led only in the present, with all the suffering that would entail but also broken up by beautiful moments. It’s a story of relationships, and all their complicated parts.
I haven’t traditionally been a fan of Schwab’s work, but she hit the mark for me with this one. This is a softer story than she usually does, and I appreciate it. I’d also love to see this adapted, and I say that about few stories.