Have you ever read a book where the details/content/message have continued to hover in your mind for months and months after you finished it? What was that book?
I read *Silence* by Shusaku a little over a year ago now and there is rarely a day when I’m not thinking about it in some way. Many other books I read and then don’t ever really think about again, but for some reason this one has just stuck.
by Haltthewaters
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The one that comes to mind instantly is Emma Cowell’s One Last Letter From Greece which I read a couple of years ago. I’ve remembered that one very well and I think it was because of the way the author looked a grief, perhaps together with the setting which wasn’t one I’d read much of before (small fishing village in Greece). However I also remember a lot of the other details, too, which I guess means the whole thing worked well for me. I definitely remember other books but that one in particular just spoke to me.