The Life and Death of Sophie Stark

Maybe I've just read a lot of books on the longer side recently, but it felt like I read this very quickly. I loved the use of multiple narrators, telling the life story of Sophie Stark, an eccentric film director, from their own unique perspectives. If you love unreliable narrators, then this is definitely a good book for you. Here, there are 6 of them! This is fantastic character study, despite the fact that by the end of the novel, you are still unsure who Sophie really is. It feels like none of the narrators truly understand her, and in the same way it's impossible for the reader to get full picture of what makes her tick. Is she inhuman, manipulative, or is she simply misunderstood, unable to understand social norms, an outcast? I predicted her fate completely, so I can't say I thought the ending was brilliant, but overall this was a super compelling and quick read that I'd highly recommend.