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The Storyteller Book Report

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The Storyteller written by Michaelis Antonia is a dark and mysterious book that would take place in the YA romance (young adult romance) category. The main characters Anna and Abel makes you cry and laugh at the same time. The story takes place at modern time, in Germany and the book is originally written in german. Anna and Abel are both very different and both very young. They are in their last year of school and has never had any sort of relationship with each other at all, not even a smal conversation, that until now. While Anna is doing great at school with high grades and living in a nice house in a friendly neighborhood, Abel who is also known as the school drug-dealer lives in a prison-like house at the dark and cold side of town. …show more content…

Although i was very broken and chocked at the end i don´t think there could have been a better ending. The book made me laugh in joy but also made my heart break. Michaelis Antonia did an amazing job with this work. I almost dreaded for the ending, not wanting it to end. I just wanted to keep reading. This is the type of book that makes you stare hard and intense at the very last page, making you keep thinking ”why” and ”this can´t end this way! where is the rest?” . Even tough the original language is german i don´t think the translation to english made it bad at all. It was still beautifully written with a language that made it easy to understand. I would recommend this book to anyone that likes to get their hearts broken by a book! This is definitely a 5 out of 5 for me and i can´t wait to read other books by Michaelis

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