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Emily has endured a very public tragedy and escapes to her aunt's home and then boarding school to recover. The reader is given bits and pieces of the story as it unfolds, but only as it is needed.
If you are a reader that is not in any remote way a fan of poetry, you may want to skip this one. As our main character incorporates the poetry that she is currently writing into the story and is quite obsessive about Emily Dickinson; I enjoyed having her poetry add to the story, but I am not the hugest of poetry fans.
Emily has endured a very public tragedy and escapes to her aunt's home and then boarding school to recover. The reader is given bits and pieces of the story as it unfolds, but only as it is needed.
If you are a reader that is not in any remote way a fan of poetry, you may want to skip this one. As our main character incorporates the poetry that she is currently writing into the story and is quite obsessive about Emily Dickinson; I enjoyed having her poetry add to the story, but I am not the hugest of poetry fans.
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