This book has had the book community buzzing since it came out, so I was excited when my turn finally came at the library. In this novel, Addie LaRue makes a deal with the old gods, and in return is cursed. No one can remember her, and she cannot tell them any truths about her life. Over 300 years Addie finds ways to survive and continue living as something less than human but more than ghost. And suddenly, she runs into someone she never expected - and he remembers her. The writing is phenomenal in this book. The perspective flips through the years of Addie’s life, drawing out key moments and bringing the past forward when it unlocks a new moment in the narrative. Addie is delightful and stubborn and so artistic in her soul, leaving crumbs of her self in various “lives” she’s lived. When presented with her curse and confronted with pain over and over again, she digs in and finds a way forward, something to look forward to, a new thing she’d like to se...
awesome pawsome blossom!
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Michaela -
ReplyDeleteI pulled three books off of my shelf that I thought you'd enjoy. Also, have you started reading any Jane Austen? She is my favorite author and you are welcome to borrow them.
The three books I picked out are The Tale of Two Cities by Charles dickens, The Alchemist by Paolo Cohelo and Stones by the River by Urusula Hegi.
Let me know if you'd like them.
Lisa Frrenette
Did Jane Austen write Pride and Prejudice? I think that's the only one of hers I've read, but I really liked it.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! It will be wonderful to keep track of what you read. You are doing a wonderful job, keep it up!!
ReplyDeleteDeirdre Otis aka Mrs Otis:)
Thanks Mrs. Otis!!
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