Beautiful in its travesty. 
 Magical in its own right. 
 Abundant in atmosphere and history. 
 This book had the likeness of The Strange And Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender, and it was a very comforting read; despite its situations being sad, impossible, and tragic. 
 I also loved the fact that despite all the points of view were interloping, the writer still managed to untangle it properly, and explain it to you nice and proper how and why everything came to be. It all just came full circle, and those are the best kind of books there are.