Anything Is Possible Book Reviews

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Anything is Possible. I love that each chapter of this book reads like a short story; and each story is a treasure.

Confusing. Confusing, rambling, no point to the story to tie the characters together.

Difficult. I read her “Olive” books first and loved them. I then read “ I am Lucy Barton” and now this follow-up. I found them both to be exhausting. The continuous sentence breaks and thoughts that become so difficult to keep straight was manic. The upside is that I like the stories and the characters.

Scattered. Trying to stay this story. Halfway in still not enjoying.

Rambling. Difficult to follow because story changed, apparently unrelatedly. Each new chapter seemed unrelated to the previous. The final chapter was good, very interesting and unexpected.

Deep characters. Elizabeth Strout has an amazing talent of storytelling and dives deeper into a character than I have ever read. I don’t know how she is able to imagine the complexity of these characters, but I’m grateful for her talent. She finds beauty in the most difficult situations and really makes you find love for every single name she puts on her pages. I can’t wait to keep reading!

Anything is Possible. Great book

Wonderful. I loved this book. Growing up in small-town America, I strongly identified with Strout’s portrayal of the quiet repression’s, undercurrents, and struggles of people in “forgotten” places. The series of vignettes implies more than it says, and strikes an excellent balance of humour, hope, and frustrated yearning. By far the best book I read this last year.

Literature. There are 3 kinds: Oh. Oh my. And Oh my God. This latest book by Elizabeth Strout is oh my God. I am starting at the beginning, again. Sentences laid like a perfect brick wall. Thank you. Thank you. You put me inside all these lives.

What was this book even about?. I usually don’t leave low ratings on books I read, because I am picky about what I do read and when I can’t get into a book then I usually just stop reading it, but I kept reading this one thinking that the story line would eventually pick up but it never did, I admit that I have not read I am Lucy Barton, but was promised that this could be read as a stand alone book, so it could be because I didn’t read the first book that was linked to this one but I had a hard time getting into this whole story, there were just to many characters to try and keep everything straight, I didn’t really understand the point in most of the short story endings, they just all seemed to drop off and not really be finished, I never could figure out what the actual meaning of this book was about, to me it just told random stories about people who were linked together in one way or another and I really had to make myself finish the book, if you like the idea of reading a bunch of stories with a bunch of different characters then this is the book for you, however if you prefer a book to focus on one or two characters and have a real story plot then don’t even attempt to read this one.

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