Carly Findlay's Reviews > Immaculate

Immaculate is a complex book about religion, devotion, sexuality, death, birth, separation from marriage and the church, and exploitation. I haven't read a book quite like it before - it's chaotic and deep and tangled. The indoctrination of religion is harmful and contradictory. Still thinking about it, still making meaning from it. I don't know whether it's fair to say I enjoyed it, as a lot of the subject matter about religion made me uncomfortable and angry. But it was good to get out of my comfort zone.


I enioyed that there were actual image descriptions in the text. I'd love it if Anna continued that on her own social media posts, to make them accessible for disabled people, please.