How does the work make innovative use of language and form in order to accomplish that?

CONTENT WARNING: LOOK is a book about war, and it engages with its subject matter with a sustained intensity. It includes graphic depictions of physical violence throughout, from the perspectives of both civilians and soldiers. It also contains a handful of allusions to sexual violence and self-harm.
Reading responses are a way to make sure that you are actively and critically engaging with course readings, and they serve as a way to jump start our conversations about the reading in class.
The form for the responses is open-ended – think of them as an opportunity to articulate your thoughts and feelings about a piece of writing, to ask questions about it, to try to understand what you did or did not like about it and WHY you had that reaction.
Some specific questions you may find it helpful to consider:

What is the work about? What does it convey (or try to convey)? What emotions, ideas, images, and/or (hi)stories, does it impress upon you?
How does the work make innovative use of language and form in order to accomplish that?