On Such a Full Sea Book Reviews

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Ok. This book was ok. Sad but kind of interesting. The ending was abrupt. There were some interesting turns of events in the story line but they did not really resolve.

On Such A Full Sea. It got great reviews but I thought it started off slow then petered out altogether.

Very..... Descriptive..... The style this book is written is tedious to read, and ploddingly slow. For every page of plot you need to wade through four pages of minute description of characters who will never appear and places that aren't part of the story. There is a good narrative beneath all this if you have the patience to sift through all the filler. With about 100 pages of story in this 500 page book, Chang-Rae Lee would have been wise to use a tool often employed in writing; an editor.

Boring for folks who like character development, action, and maybe a bit of romance. Ok, I admit...I am not an English, political science, or literature major. I realize that I do not have the patience of excessive prose/poetry/etc.. Give me a story that won't put me to sleep. I love novels by authors like Steig Larsson, Kevin Hearne, George R. R. Martin, Ender Scott, Sherilyn Kenyon. This book is told in 3rd person and goes on fooorrrreeeeevvvveeerrrr about Socialist-like philosophies...oh, and look, folks may finally revolt after awhile. Ok, I get it...the future may need a more strict type of government after a major catastrophe...but, gosh...GET TO THE POINT !!!!!! After reading 37% of the book, you're finally getting only a hint of what the heroine, Fan, is doing. *yawn* I really wanted to enjoy the book. I like reading different authors' versions of dystopia. "Hunger Games", "Allegiant/Divergent/Insurgent", "Darkness Falls" and "Clockwork Orange" all great series/books about living in dystopia. But with this book, I get more excitment watching my basil grow.

Hunger Games dressed up as "literary fiction". A strong 16 year old girl challenges the tyranny of a dystopian society in which a caste system compels the common people to manufacture luxury goods for the elite in an environmentally degraded North America. Sound familiar? Writing is pretentious. Anachronisms abound.

Don't bother.. If you are looking for a book that entertains or inspires, don't bother with this one. The author seems more focused on wordsmithing than telling a tale that could have been engaging and powerful, had the author's love of his own prose not interfered.

On such a full sea. Beautifully written

Not a fictional world!!!. It's about a fictional society but yet every thing is so familiar!

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