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The Fortunate Ones
by Ed Tarkington
Interesting, but didn't fully satisfy. (11/13/2020)
"The Fortunate Ones" interested me with the themes of Southern cities, privilege, and complicated relationships. While I found the characters interesting, I felt that their choices were at times unbelievable and pulled on too many different threads, without deliveringmore
The Yellow House
by Sarah M. Broom
An honest narrative of growing up in the Crescent City (6/21/2020)
I really enjoyed this book. I thought Sarah Broom did a remarkable job telling the story of her family, and her experience as a native New Orleanian. Her narrative was well told, it was compelling but told with such a natural voice that it was a really engaging read. Imore
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