Book review. Stalled.

The most depressed I've ever read. Finished reading.

Stalled

10 Points or ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The story of a poor family that each person struggles to eat and use, but it doesn't improve until it stalls. But what a career does, you have to try to read it yourself.

Plot / storyline is normal, not overtones, but very good, very good, very powerful, reflects the alley-out descent, very depressing, sad descent, terrible descent and real descent, playing with the reader's mind very hard.

The action is concise, interesting, addictive, very addictive.

In the early days, I was a little confused because I didn't understand the timeline. The story goes back and forth with the house and the grandfather in the story using the word old man as the center. The grandfather will talk about the story of the offspring who went out to work or disappeared because there were some events that were also a mystery, and the story will alternate to tell what each offspring did, which is very peak. There is a difference from what he knew or he told me, "The people are stalled. We don't know what they can do." And he goes back to the house.

When you think about it, it's like, even if everyone goes out for a living, near or far, or disappears for some reason, everyone has to come home anyway.

Before the end, it was very fascinating, very abyss. When I read it, I couldn't think that I could get to this point. Many people might think that when I read that scene, I had to take a break of breath. It was almost unreadable, barely speaking, very pussy, very stale.

Overall, very good. I like it very much. According to everyone who says that it's the best. It's really good to read. It's another Thai writing that goes on the shelf. Anyone who reads and feels like what? Let's tell each other. Anyone who hasn't read it. Let's read it. Good stuff.

Author: National Gobchitti

Publisher: Howling

Category: Thai literature

# Thai fiction # Life fiction # Social reflection fiction # Stalled # National