All the Colour in the World by C.S. Richardson

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


All The Colour In The World is lean, fast-paced, and atmospheric, more prose poem than traditional novel. If you prefer expansive, detailed novels, this won’t likely be your cup of cheer. On the other hand, if you like reading something outside the box, this could be your cuppa, a spare yet powerful story, anchored in Toronto but displaying all the colours of the world.



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