Fever Dream

banshee.reviews shared a tip "Reading this book fills you with a sense of dread. It's like waking up from a dream and not being able to remember it, but having that "bad feeling" that it was a scary dream. I devoured the book in one sitting. The ending made my heart jerk a little."

emily_alwubayran shared a tip "A chilling tapestry of illness, memories, and parental instinct. As surreal and disjointed as it’s namesake, Fever Dream is a deeply unsettling portrayal of environmental contamination and the horrific consequences of ignoring nature’s cries for help. Tense, focused, and nightmarish in its rapid similarities to real life."

brookeisawriter shared a tip "I didn’t really like it. This was the only way it would let me leave a comment. It was a lot of rambling with no real story or plot."

markus_meyer shared a tip "This novella is really trance-like in its prose, with the main character sounding deeply confused through the story. It sets up many questions and answers none them. It completely leaves you hanging. This is not a book for everyone, some people might think its just dialogue with no purpose, or, in my case, it affected me for days after I put it down. If you are a fan of offbeat, disturbing books then give this a quick read."

joniness shared a tip "Hats off to Megan McDowell for this book's translation because the prose really did make me feel like I was in a daze reading this book. I think I might be due for a reread."

lyla_turner shared a tip "A must read. I can see this being taught in high schools in a few years - or, at least, it SHOULD be taught in high schools. Incredible and enlightening."