The Brooklyn Follies

Book Review

Paul Auster's novel «The Brooklyn Follies» received positive reviews from critics for its deep and touching story about the search for meaning in life and human connections. The main character, Nathan Glass, moves to Brooklyn in search of peace and solitude but soon finds himself caught up in a series of events that change his life. Critics praise Auster's skill in creating vivid and memorable characters, as well as his ability to blend humor and melancholy. The book explores themes of loneliness, hope, and redemption, making it relevant and moving for a wide range of readers. Auster's style, as always, is marked by ease and grace, allowing the reader to easily immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Brooklyn and the experiences of the characters. Some critics also highlight that the novel is a kind of ode to Brooklyn, its diversity, and unique culture.