After reading Solowin by Mary G. Thompson, I was left with a sense of wonder and contemplation. The story follows the journey of Kira, a young girl living in a society where physical contact is forbidden. The people of Solowin believe that touch spreads diseases, and as a result, they have strict rules in place to prevent any form of contact.
As Kira navigates this world, she begins to question the true motivations behind the rules and regulations of Solowin. She begins to challenge the status quo and eventually discovers the truth about her society and her own identity.
I was captivated by Kira's bravery and determination to uncover the truth, even when faced with great danger. The author does a fantastic job of creating a dystopian world that is both fascinating and terrifying.
Overall, Solowin is a thought-provoking and engaging read that explores themes of conformity, individuality, and the importance of human connection. It left me reflecting on the power of touch and the significance of human relationships in a society that seeks to suppress them. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in dystopian fiction with a unique twist.