There’s no heads-up as to when Michaelides will switch the timeline.Īll while trying his best to undercover Benson’s intentions of murder, Faber unveils his own compelling backstory. This is probably what I enjoyed most about this book.
He is a very deep and intriguing character and his storyline stretches so far that I couldn’t even keep up. When critics refer to this book as “sophisticated, shocking, mindblowing,” they must be referring to Faber’s entire existence within this novel.įor those who enjoy straightforward thrillers with twisty plot holes, this book is one to look at.For those who have yet to watch the tvN show, It’s Okay to Not Be Okay illustrates the story of Gang-tae, a psychiatric health worker who lives a nomadic lifestyle mainly due to his autistic brother Sang-tae’s fear of the spring season and butterflies, both of which are tied to their mother’s tragic death. After moving numerous times, they finally settle in their hometown Seongjin city, where Gang-tae finds a job at OK Psychiatric Hospital and meets famous fairy tale writer Moon-young. Struggling with impulsive and antisocial behavior, Moon-young overcomes her emotional wounds with the help of the two brothers.
Through the depiction of the main characters as well as each of the patients at OK Psychiatric Hospital, IOTNBO delivers important messages on mental health, a topic that is often neglected in Korean society and media.
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