Pepe Mark Mark itibaren Non Udon, Chum Phae District, Khon Kaen, Thailand
I really liked this book. At first I was daunted by its size - it's basically 7 books all in one, each the same story, told from the perspective of another person - and I found myself speeding through each chapter, just to find out what happens in the end. And it highlights another important point that other books have done, which is that I could completely hate a character at first, and then from another perspective, I find them likable. We all do this to people in every day life; we judge people and dislike them and think them all sorts of unpleasant things, yet if we knew them in a different way, in a different capacity, or even a different time, we might have taken an entirely different look at that person. In essence, we have the humanity to feel sympathy for them, to see how many sides a person has, and that to prejudge anyone is premature, for we really know so little about other people. This novel has a great plot, interesting characters, and is told in a unique manner. I finished it much more quickly than I would have thought.