In and Out of the Goldfish Bowl Book

Heartbreaking and thought provoking, Rachel Treziese has a way of getting all the way under your skin. Trezise writes brutally honest about her upbringing in the Rhondda valleys of Wales, UK. It's a "childhood" full of alcohol, drugs, violence, abuse, incest, loneliness and distrust´of the adults and the system that is supposed to look after you.
Rachel Trezise has a unique way of writing, from the perspective of the child at the beginning, in a way so very innocent, but at the same time so very grown up. She makes great use of stream of consciousness which only add to the quality of the book, and is part of the reason why she really gets to you. She writes beautifully, poetically and lyrically and so incredibly uniquely.
I had been wanting to read this book for a while, I was expecting it to be good, but not to be this amazing.