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Mᾶn by Kim Thúy

September 3, 201413 Comments

Kim Thúy makes every word count in her new novel, Mᾶn.  She says so much with very few words. Her writing is beautiful and poetic. Life caught me when I fell... The story tells about Mᾶn's new life in Montreal as a cook at her husband's restaurant. There is a lot of wonderful detail describing the … Continue reading Mᾶn by Kim Thúy

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Cockroach by Rawi Hage

December 16, 2013December 16, 20134 Comments

At first, I wasn't so sure I liked this book, but by the time I had finished, I felt differently.  I didn't love the story, but his writing drew me in and pulled me along.  I was curious to know what was going to happen to this poor man in the end. Cockroach is the … Continue reading Cockroach by Rawi Hage

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