Dear Finder of this book,
I'm so glad it has found a home with you. I hope you enjoy reading it and that you might take a few moments to jot down here what you thought about the book, or about finding it, or about bookcrossing.

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I really enjoyed returning to the world of the miniaturist.

Taking this to the Bookcrossing Meet up at Divine. If no-one takes it home I will leave this on the Bookcrossing shelves.

I found this in Divine cafe when I was on my own and had forgotten my phone so needed something to read. Great that I could take it away and finish it. The period and place seem really well described so it feels like you are immersed in a different place and time. I didn't realise it followed on from the miniaturist so had to try and remember what happened. The characters are convincing though I found Nellas change of attitude less understandable. Something about the style of writing I found just a little difficult, it might have been the passages of rambling thoughts and contradictions but finding it hard to put my finger on it. I love the general message of hope and new starts, people rediscovering each other.