Book Review: A Sparrow Falls by Vicki Olsen

After some false starts and a tiring technical snag, I got my hands on Vicki Olsen’s ‘A Sparrow Falls’. 

First, the book cover intrigued me. After reading the sample, I was quite keen to read the full story. I must say, the story took me by surprise. Vicki has this talent of giving life to words, which may otherwise remain one-dimensional. 

She has captured the pathos of Sarah with finesse. Somewhere, her thoughts resonated with mine and the characters and the narrative stayed with me. I could not somehow shake off the melancholy after completing the book. This is an extremely sensitive and deftly narrated story set in the 1960’s. 

According to me, this is a must read book of the Year 2018. Do pick it up and you won’t be disappointed. 

Published by Nithya Sashi

I am a Learning Experience professional, blogger, book reviewer, and bestselling author. I am based out of Chennai. I share my space with Tara, my beautiful baby and my family. The Kamin's Daughter is my latest book. Have you read Once Upon a Reunion or Four blocks wide or Legal Bond (now available on Pratilipi)? Check out news on my books on my website.

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