Book Review: A Place Called Here

Date started reading it: August 04, 2015
Date finished reading it: August 09, 2015

Sometimes, people can go missing right before our very eyes. Sometimes, people discover you, even though they've been looking at you the entire time. Sometimes, we lose sight of ourselves when we're not paying enough attention. 

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We all get lost once in a while, sometimes by choice, sometimes due to forces beyond our control. When we learn what it is our soul needs to learn, the path represents itself. Sometimes, we see the way out but wander further and deeper despite ourselves; the fear, the anger or the sadness preventing us returning. Sometimes we prefer to be lost and wandering, sometimes it's easier. Sometimes we find our own way out. But regardless, always, we are found.

Wow. I was quite sure I had guessed the end of this story. But really, is it only happened in her mind, or the in-between place called Here is real, based on her point of view? Quite hate it for not continuing the complete story afterward, about Helena, Bobby, Joseph, and Wanda. It might be better to tell a bit story of them. How they wave goodbye silently throughout the other-world-called-Here to Sandy. How about them finding out this portal, the door that would lead them from there to here, the actual places where they truly belong to. And also the relationship between Jack and Georgia, Gregory and Sandy. I guess there are still more stories to tell. But maybe, the author take the main idea in the neutral zone. Because if she goes any way further than this, it may lead to another genre. That is what I think, honestly. It would be cool, when these missing people keep reappearing. And they also have the decision, whether they want to go back to real life or stay in Here. That is only my expectation. But it is okay. I am no one to be pleased at. 

I love the way Cecelia told the story. Because think I have grown loath towards Sandy Shortt. She really has attitude problem. Or maybe her journey is actually the lesson for her so that she can be fixed. I know she has some serious problems towards people, and how she treats them...

I can relate to her... 

Well, only a little part of it.



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