DallerGut Dream Department Store

I just didn’t really “get” this. I’m not sure if I’m just not the target audience, or maybe it’s a cultural barrier, but none of it gripped me or made me want to keep reading. It felt more like a series of scenes or vignettes rather than a cohesive novel, and sometimes this can work if there’s an overarching story or theme, but things just felt very random here. I did really like the premise so it’s shame I didn’t gel with it. I’ll keep an eye out for a similar sounding book.

This book will strike an emotional chord with any reader! The author expertly builds a world where dreams are sold in a department store, but it goes so much deeper than that. She explores the source of common dreams, weaves in commentary of the human condition, and in the end will leave you so full of emotion that you'll be ready to send your payment in to Dallergut!