Title: Maybe Someday
Product review: I have great respect for Sylvia Plath. I have read her semi-autobiographical work "The Bell Jar," and found it to be an easy read. This book "Wintering" was not an easy read for me. I admit I didn't finish it. I got too irritated with the never-ending, detailed upon detailed descriptive narrative. What I am trying to say is, the author, Kate Moses, went a little too over-board with describing details, surroundings, smells, sights, sensations for my taste. I love good description. I want to have a feel for the surroundings, but this was like eating too much rich cake. Please, no more. I stopped feeling like I was reading a book about Sylvia Plath, and began to feel like I was in an English literature or grammar class reading descriptive narrative for whatever benefit.Maybe I'll go back to this book later and have a whole new perspective. Maybe I'm just not in the mood for this book. If other reviewers loved this book, I respect that. I found "The Bell Jar" much easier to read.
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