Deep Sea Symphony

It is really a very literary and artistic book. People who like it will like it very much. People who don't like it will quit after opening it. However, it may be a bit too literary and arty for readers of the Tomato platform, and it has a somewhat highbrow tone, so not many people read it.

The discussion of love and war, freedom and standpoint runs through the whole story. There is no absolute answer, but it is thought-provoking. For example, Savile and Essef's love across the world is even more precious in the war, making the story more than just the love between children and adding a sense of depth.

1. The story has a montage-like feel, like the shots of a literary movie, with a visual feel. Reminds me of ancient Greek mythology The letters are expressed in a way that captures the emotion and personality of each writer, without making it appear that all the letters (letters from different people combined) are from the same person. And you can feel the love of the writer in the letter. 2. The metaphors or personifications used to describe some feelings and objects capture the characteristics, and the words and phrases used are very romantic and beautiful (I think so) 3. Different clues in the book are intertwined without appearing messy. I think a large part of the reason is because the authors use different methods when writing different story lines. If Essef and Savile are lemon butter cookies, then "Arthur" is strawberry chiffon cake, Sora and Chachika are hot American coffee (for the elderly group, remember to keep warm), and Lan is a cup (for hot American coffee) 4. The author discusses life and promotes anti-war in the article. The intention is very good, and it is philosophical and to the point. The position is clear, and he does not have to have both. To sum up: It seems that a grand world is really unfolding before my eyes, a world with divinity and tension, a world with love. (The author who urged me to update is very 😳) But maybe I can only read it again this summer vacation (I will not forget you) (the bonding ❤️ ❤️ ❤️)

To be honest, this book is very, very, very rare on Tomato! It's also quite, quite, quite precious. Thank you very much for recommending this book to my baby 🥰 🥰 After matching this book for several days in a row, I plan to follow the author and read her other works when I have time, hahaha! There are several story lines in this book, which are interspersed and unfolded. Legends, letters from old friends, etc. Echo each other. Friends who are not used to reading Western-style novels at the beginning, and children who are not sensitive to long names of places and people, must not give up. As you read slowly, you will find the answers to the previous questions in each clue. The fun starts to fission from 1, and it feels very wonderful. Finally, I will update it in the book review, haha

Like! The author's writing is very high-quality. I feel that this style of writing is unique in 🍅. It is not a routine article at all. It is a very fulfilling and good book. Big cheers for the author!!!

It's a very good book with two male protagonists. The epistolary interspersion is the highlight. Lan's letter, Essef's love letter, and Pei Jieina's suicide note not only supplement the background, but also promote the plot, and make the inner world of the characters fuller. This narrative method is very novel.

From between the lines, we can see that the author is a person who particularly likes philosophy, thinking, and literature. It is indeed a very good book. I feel that the author's writing style does not match the Tomato platform. Readers here like exciting things.

The writing style is delicate and elegant, with a touch of poetry, such as the use of images of oleander and white doves, which not only fits the plot but also adds a romantic atmosphere. There is no piling up of gorgeous words, but you can feel the emotional tension behind the words.

The story uses "Symphony of the Deep", the original manuscript of "Arthur", as a lead, connecting the encounter between Savile and Asif, and the friendship between Chachika and Danvers. The narrative is nested layer by layer but not cluttered, making it very immersive to read. The emotions between the characters are delicate and restrained, not overly sensational, but more touching.

Like! (*'▽'*)♪, I haven't finished reading it yet, I'll continue reading it tomorrow! Please write a review after reading it\^O^/