pick📘 Last week I read #invisible by the late #PaulAuster . I like this book. It‘s told in first, second, and third person, and there are 3 narrators. The style is very creative and purposeful.
📘 Read if you like college age coming-of-age, stories set in the 1960s, or stories about families coping with tragedy.
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🌙 This is my second by #Auster - I loved Moon Palace too.
📸 Photo taken 2 Sundays ago at White Sands National Park
La fine è solo immaginaria, una destinazione che inventi per continuare ad andare avanti, ma arrivi a un punto in cui ti accorgi che non vi giungerai mai. Può darsi anche che ti debba fermare, ma soltanto perché è finito il tempo a tua disposizione. Ti fermi, ma questo non significa che sei arrivato alla fine.
#paulauster #litsyitalia #litsyquotes #leggere #books
I‘ve been rereading my Paul Auster reviews and the tagged one is the one I enjoyed the least of his books. All others were four stars or more for me. I still have 4321 to read. So sad there won‘t be any new ones coming.
Fourth stop… moon palace… super cool store highlighting local authors and queer authors!
pickIn 1960s' New York, young orphan M.S. Fogg is trying to cope with an existential crisis after his uncle and last known family member dies. Motivated back to life by his first love, he starts working for a disabled rich old man who introduces him to an unbelievable story spanning on three generations and hiding the key to uncovering the mysteries of his own existence. This author is such a great storyteller.
This is my favorite book read in December!
I love a good coming-of-age story, but this goes beyond. It also has a cool ending.
This was a rare cover-buy and it paid off!
#PenguinInk
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🌕 Taken with a mural in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Thank you @Andrew65 for hosting #12BooksOf2021 !
