Book Review: Little Prisons

A Two-Minute Book Review

Little Prisons by Ilona Bannister

My review is going to sound like an Alanis Morissette song.

This book is…

…Heavy but hopeful

…Charming yet angst-ridden

…Heartbreaking but uplifting

…Sad but optimistic

…Hard to read but compulsively readable

…A testament to women’s vulnerability, but also their strength and resilience

At its core, it’s a heartfelt story following the lives of four women who live in the same apartment complex. Each is trapped, but they find ways to connect and help each other.

A simple but complex gem, LITTLE PRISONS is worth the extra mouse clicks to purchase (it’s only available in the UK, but Book Depository is inexpensive, user-friendly, and offers free shipping!).

TW: Mental Illness, Domestic Abuse, Human Trafficking, Child Neglect