This is a small novel carrying very heavy questions about how well we know people we live with, about personal autonomy, and most importantly whether love alone is enough to truly understand another person.
read more: Elena Knows Review | The Saddest Mystery Is How Little We Know the People We LoveWhat impressed me most about this novella was the way Backman describes dementia. Rather than turning it into a frightening medical condition, he translates it into images readers can immediately understand.
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