The Shape of Pain

The writing in this book is very delicate, a simple and understated narrative without any particularly ornate vocabulary. It's like an ancient person elegantly and calmly recounting an event, making it very relatable. I've also experienced school bullying, and when the protagonist enters middle school and discovers familiar faces, I can truly feel her despair.

The writing is very delicate and realistic; it left me feeling somewhat melancholic. It's very well written and I really enjoyed it.

The brushstrokes are very delicate and realistic.

A very good book

The female protagonist was bullied, had no happy childhood, and her mother's remarriage was another source of pain.

I'm not good with words, so I can't say it, but it looks good.

I feel really good