![]() ![]() So most of me is not me at all!”), and self-directed writing exercises (“I’ll try to make my words break out of the cages of sadness, and make them sing for joy”). Two-thirds of me is constantly disappearing, and constantly being replaced. Her lyrical, nonlinear prose records her reflections on her past, existential musings (“The human body is 65 percent water. Mina, a budding writer, reveals her love of words in her journal most of the book unfolds in a handwritten-looking font, with Mina’s more emphatic entries exploding onto the pages in massive display type. ![]() This intimate prequel to Skellig is built around Mina McKee, the curious and brilliant home-schooled child who eventually befriends that book’s protagonist, Michael. ![]()
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