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Demon Confessions of Sansa Plath

 

The book we shall be reviewing today is 'Demon Confessions of Sansa Plath' penned by Tracy Daley. It is a YA story story. 


Tracy Daley is also known for her book, 'If the fire comes', a middle grade historical fiction. 





The book offers a unique concept, delicately addressing mental health while incorporating elements of fantasy. The forbidden love adds an intriguing dimension to the story, and the writing style is commendable. 


It also delves into themes of sacrifice and the purpose of life, emphasizing that seeking validation from others is secondary to finding it within ourselves.


 The gradual development of the narrative allows readers to immerse themselves in the story and form a deeper connection with the characters. 


It imparts the wisdom of empathizing and seeing situations from different perspectives to grasp the bigger picture, while also underscoring the vital significance of balance.


 The conclusion sets the stage for a potential sequel without leaving the reader hanging on a cliff-hanger. 


It's captivating how the author communicates so many messages to the readers through such a simple short story. It truly showcases the immense potential the author possesses. 


Overall, the book not only tells us about the importance of emotions and how complicated they can be, but also about putting ourselves in others' shoes to understand situations as a whole, showcasing the value of empathy."

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