#Alphabetgame #LetterD
I loved Darius relationship with his grandmother. A beautiful book about transcultural identity, mental health, sexuality, family relations.
I also enjoyed: Duma Key; Discovery of Witches; Dark Matter YES! The Death of Mrs. Westaway
Playing catch-up for #AlphabetGame
Thanks for the tags @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Kdgordon88
#LetterA #LetterB #LetterC #LetterD #LetterE #LetterF
Another really fun one! :)
If you haven‘t played yet, feel free to join in. Just tag a book you enjoyed for each letter.
#LetterD #AlphabetGame
I loved this memoir - genuinely heartwarming, brutally sad in moments and gorgeously told throughout.
“Joe O'Reilly is a wonderful man, and a doting father, but he will often side with mechanical objects over his children. If it comes down to a dispute between one of us and a six-foot metal door panel clunking to the ground in a shower of sparks, he'll take the door's word for it every time.”
#alphabetgame #letterd @alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
#AlphabetGame #letterD
Catching up on this after a busy few days with a sick daughter & grandson. The tagged book is one of the best SciFi novels ever written, it‘s grand, it‘s political, it‘s guerrilla warfare & it‘s mystical. Brilliant.
Consider yourself tagged if you haven‘t joined in yet!
The Devil All the Time - I was completely hooked on Donald Ray Pollock‘s debut novel and have since read his sophomore effort and his collection of short stories. I love his dark and gritty style. Someday I may actually get around to the Netflix movie adaptation!
#AlphabetGame #LetterD
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I skipped #LetterD of #alphabetgame because I got distracted by E!
#womenintranslation read this amazing book. I love this as it's protagonist is an elderly woman, a character that rarely gets a voice in fiction. And that ending is 😘
