SuitabookSag mir, was du siehst
Zoran Drvenkar
- Reading
- If death or eerie imagery feels close to home, check in as you read and pause wherever needed. You could read together and let the young reader set the pace for discussing the visions.
- Themes
- Grief and family: Alissa visits her father’s grave, and the work is identified as involving grief and fathers and daughters. The story places bereavement within Alissa’s life, but the available details do not show how it evaluates or resolves her grief.
- The supernatural and perception: After removing the plant from the child’s coffin, Alissa begins seeing things she should not see; the story is described as moving between the living and the dead. The supernatural is central to the premise, but whether the visions are explained or what they mean is not established.
- Worth knowing
- Pay particular attention to grief and loss.