Brilliant. As if the writing minds of Alice Munro x Kurt Vonnegut x Gabriel García Márquez were magically schmushed together. Philosophical, fantastical and poetic. Absolutely loved this book.

First I want to note that I'm giving this 5/5 for what it's described to be. This is different from my usual reviewing, where it's much more subjective and mood-based. For those who follow my reviews/have a sense of how I review and have similar interests, just note that this isn't really a "I recommend you read this" 5/5, as it wasn't really my thing.

With that out of the way, this was such a beautiful collection. More than once I wanted to print out the illustrations and use them as art for my son's room. I'm curious to see whether this will be more of a novel, or a coffee table book? It could really go either way, if you ask me.

{Thank you bunches to NetGalley, A. Kendra Greene and Tin House Books for the DRC in exchange for my honest review!}