Woman, Eating: 'Absolutely brilliant - Kohda takes the vampire trope and makes it her own' Ruth Ozeki

Reviews

Michael

She writes in a way which brings you into the story as if you are actually there seeing every detail and watching everything play out. With it being so descriptive, it makes for a really slow read, which to me, also makes it a form of art.

Lynn S. Jefferson

I like different. It's hard to put down once you start. What a stunning debut.

I really really loved this book! Her writing style in this book is very descriptive. If you are looking for a piece of literary art that happens to have a vampire in it, then this book is perfect for you. If you are thinking this is a book with vampire action throughout, then you will be highly disappointed.

I am looking forward to reading another book from her, and interested to see if it will be written in the same writing style. It's a different view on vampirism, which I can appreciate. 🖤It's so beautifully written and I just loved the characters, I'm going to be always thinking about Lydia.

Claire Kohda made a piece of art in the form of a book.