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Liv Pasquarelli (she/her) is a writer and reader from Rhode Island. She is a top reviewer on Medium and a member of the What Cheer Writers Club of Rhode Island. Outside of reviewing books, she's the co-founder and editor of her own publication, The Indie Mood, which highlights independent beauty brands and founders.

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Notes on Your Sudden Disappearance: A Novel
by Alison Espach

(6/8/2022)

Notes on Your Sudden Disappearance probes the void left behind after a loved one dies. The author's words never wince and they never look away. Sally's voice develops as she grows older, her vocabulary matures with her, and her astute observations on the world paint a vivid picture in the reader's mind. Alison Espach writes beautifully with spare language that keeps the reader immersed in the story. She writes the way a younger sister writes to her older sister, the way someone writes to

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