BOOK REVIEW: A POEM FOR EVERY AUTUMN DAY BY ALLIE ESIRI

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Title: A Poem for Every Autumn Day
Edited by: Allie Esiri
Published: 2020
Language: English
Pages: 270
Rating: 3/5

Summary:
This is a collection of poetry from all kinds of different authors and is set up so you get to read two poems every day in September, October and November.

Review:

This book is obviously beautiful on the outside and although it's a bit of a mixed bag on the inside, it was very enjoyable.

Now, the whole point of this is to read a few poems every day which I did for all of September, and then the rest I read in chunks here and there, not paying much attention to which date I was "supposed" to read the poems (this is the reason I finished it earlier than the end of November). I don't feel like that made much of a difference and you can obviously read this book however you want.

There's a lot of variety in the poetry in here, we've got all kinds of different styles, themes and authors, both contemporary and older ones. Because of that, there's obviously going to be some you like and some you don't and that's exactly what I felt about this. It was fun to read and I read some great poems I'd never read before but I also read some poems I didn't get on with and some I've completely forgotten.

Overall, a bit of a mix of a book, but I liked it!

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