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⌈ Secret Post #2463 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

DA--another anon who loves this book and McKinley's other stuff generally, here. Fair warning; Sunshine is written in messy first person stream-of-consciousness. I would still give the book a go even if these things might put you off, but if the first couple of pages make you twitch I would pick up a fairy-tale retelling by her instead. Her two most famous are both Beauty and the Beast retellings. I like Rose Daughter, the later one, better than Beauty, but Beauty is interesting because there's some speculation that Disney lifted some oddly specific bits from the book for the animated film. Also if incest creeps you out, you should probably avoid Deerskin, her take on Donkeyskin/The Many-Furred Girl aka 'the one where the king tries to marry his daughter because she looks like his dead wife.'

[forgottenjester]

Oh, I haven't dealt with stream-of-consciousness since Virginia Woolf years ago. Hmmm, it wasn't my favorite but I'm not 100% against it. But it I should at least give it a chance.

Thank you for you information and giving me a heads up. I appreciate it, anon.