I absolutely loved reading this book. I was completely drawn into the topic and could not stop reading it.

This book had me hooked from page one, and I didn't want to stop reading. The writing is very atmospheric and beautiful, and the way the "horror elements" connected everything was really nicely done. I really liked the exploration of family, grief and generational trauma, and how, for Yewon, the town she was born in was a sort of symbol of all this. She wants to get away from Dalbit, but she realizes that there are certain things you cannot escape just by physically moving away from them. It was interesting to see how shared trauma can both pull people apart, but also connect them. I definitely preferred reading the parts that took place in Dalbit, but it made sense for the story to take place in more than one location.
I don't really have any notes atm. I just enjoyed this