How totquatscht voltage

... For this book is a lesson! Even the first potentially exciting scene is mentioned here as an example - Theo and his mother are in a museum, in the high comes a bomb. The boy is in the rubble back to himself, finds an old dying man (felt) forever bequasselt him long. Theo hears (felt) to eternally long, blah blah blah, Theo drinking water, Theo takes the picture, Theo takes the ring, quassel quassel (perceived) elapse forever, and someday - lo and behold! - Falls a Theo that he still has a mother who has disappeared since the detonation, and to which he has not yet given a thought, even though she is the center of his existence. Sure, you can push everything to the shock of a child. But convinced me's second to none. The dying old man is the foundation of the entire action, the author had this scene so hinbiegen how she did it, but I felt only surprised, then bored of the scene.

And so it goes on and on. Here Theos feelings and thoughts as orphan child are profound, sensitive and poignant, his drug career, his dubious life - everything comprehensible. Unfortunately, less would have been more - so sensitive the images are selected, with whom the author Theo can describe his suffering, so there are often too many. The inflation continues to rise, as Boris enters into Theo's life. Here Boris is a wonderful character - a totally unconventional Kid, which is ready for any crime, as long as it promises Fun. But the scenes with Boris are agonizingly long, each Gedankenfurz is beblubbert by best Russian-philosophical manner.

Whenever Boris showed up, I wish I did not have the audiobook listen full length, but could cross read the pages.

Well-liked, however, has me Theos father. Here the figure is not flogged, but here shimmers the dubious character of the Father without comment; I was exceptionally not chewed, as I have seen the Father, but here I was able to form my own opinion. Even with Theos fiance I liked very much that her figure anzeichnete secrecy, without having been illuminated immediately Use. So I thought: What could that be a novel, if not all, had been totgequasselt!

Like the picture, so the book: If the image "The Goldfinch" described in the book as an incredible masterpiece, so that seems not to be seen in art history quite so; Picture book and have since but received a lucrative symbiosis, so that they have drawn attention to the image in Mauritshus prominent place and explain the literary world at the same time for Donna Tartts Roman masterpiece. Clever marketing is everything !!

Conclusion: a far cry from a masterpiece. Because Theos gorgeous iridescent father grace half still 2 stars.