pickA Minor Chorus, by Billy-Ray Belcourt (2022 🇨🇦)
Premise: An Indigenous graduate student, jaded by the institutional game and the broader lack of effective action on Indigenous Reconciliation in Canada, returns to his home community to find the voice for the novel he knows he has within him.
Review: This is incredibly well-done and is thought-provoking in all the best, most challenging ways. Cont.
pickRead mainly because my teenager is a K-Pop fan. Might have been a bit shorter, the third act resolution dragged a bit.
so-soThis likely affected my review, yet it really bothered me that I swear I‘ve read half this story before years ago.
Otherwise, this was a decent book. I wish there was a little bit more connection between what happened with the Knight at the end and earlier in the story. It was a n ie twist, though it felt disjointed. The end and beginning just felt like totally different stories
pickIt was very hard to get a picture of this that didn‘t have a cat in the way lol. I really enjoyed this!! The characters were interesting, the plot was unique, and I loved the world. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickThis world of time traveling monsters is so unique and enthralling it could be hundreds of pages longer, and I'd still wish for more. Not to mention a love triangle that is subtle and secondary and doesn't take over the story. I can't wait till the third one!
Listened to this audiobook during a workout. Lorelei sometimes steals my yoga mat, like she did in this old photo, but thankfully she didn‘t today 😆
#CatsOfLitsy
Today‘s audio walk. Its supposed to be freezing next week, getting outside while the cold is manageable!
#Audiowalk
Bookish Pair: Conor Kerr‘s Prairie Edge (2024 🇨🇦)
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫
🧡 Indigenous Fiction
🇨🇦 Canadian Society
🌈 Queer Fiction
Medium: Audio 9h