Folklorn

3.5 rounded up.

I really enjoyed this book from the start to about the 85% mark at which point things seemed to just start dragging on and on, oddly enough considering the character's mental state.

A little slow and meandering, but ultimately absolutely beautiful. This is definitely more character-driven than plot-driven. I love the magical realism, the way everything comes together, and the family relationships and intergenerational explorations. This was lovely.