pickRuins of Detroit and ruins in people. Haunting but triumphant in prose, creativity, and style. Elements of the need to express (damaging) art at a larger level, yet the baddie is naïve and confused. The characters fighting are in typical positions, but written with care of the individual. Beukes has a gift: flaws are fine tuned into the compelling. Hard to put in words. The story speaks for itself.
Reggie Omg when the mom tells her daughter that she loves her and tells her to get out of the car near the end, oof the tears came down. I loved this book. AND that poor girl with the birds coming out of her chest. Yikes. 6d
DrasticallyJill I was very emotional at that part too. Plus how it had the ‘listicle‘ with TK at the end. Very online. TK was awesome. 5d
4 likes2 comments
