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Libertie
Libertie
by Kaitlyn Greenidge
Disappointing (3/20/2022)
Received free to read and review- it was the “daughter trying to establish her own identity” genre- trying to separate herself from her mother and ultimately coming to terms with it - some of the writing to describe the insights were very well done but, to me, lackluster …more
My Broken Language
My Broken Language: A Memoir
by Quiara Alegría Hudes
Immersive Experience (1/3/2022)
By the woman who wrote the Broadway hit “In the Heights.” And a Pulitzer Prize winner. From West Philly, she shares her growing up there and the stark contrast of her neighborhood and family’s lives and history and culture vs her dad’s white world (“polite hell”) and the …more
Daughters of Smoke and Fire
Daughters of Smoke and Fire: A Novel
by Ava Homa
To the Author: Objective Achieved (9/26/2021)
Beautiful, painful book. I knew nothing of the history of the Kurds. I heard you Ava Homa. You have made one more human aware, which was your objective - I will share this book with others to spread the knowledge. My words sound so inconsequential but that’s how it happens.
The Girl in His Shadow
The Girl in His Shadow
by Audrey Blake
Thoroughly Enjoyed! (4/15/2021)
Thoroughly enjoyed this book. Handled the subject really well without being patronizing - even the romance was done well without making the woman “weak” and “lose” herself.
Consumption
Consumption
by Kevin Patterson
Consumption (11/28/2007)
The writing is excellent - I can "feel" the cold of the Arctic and sense these people's way of life - the pull of more modern society - the clutching to old ways. I'm buying a copy for friends and family for Christmas this year.
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