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A Review on the Book "Where The Crawdads Sing" by Delia Owens

 


Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens is a story about Kya Clark, dubbed as the " Mash girl" in their town. It tells how she bravely survived in a cabin all alone and how her life intertwined with two boys from her town.

Honestly, I relate to Kya. I am an introvert and I have my own world that I enjoy very much

It is an exquisite book that contains thrill, love and poetry. The storytelling of the writer is comprehensible and very vivid. I like how it made me clueless on what will happen next, I clearly didn't expect the ending. I recommend this book especially, to young adults readers. It is a good book that can make you feel different emotions.

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