White Book

The unnamed narrator is the only character in the “White Book,” focusing on the color white to express her inner pain. By using the color white, she attempts to cope with tragedy and comprehend the death of her older sister through lyrical interconnected sketches. From attempts to imagine the first experience of breastfeeding by the mother of the baby to observing falling snow and reflecting on the transience of life, she pieces together a poignant story about grief and our perception of the world.