pickA good, sink-into, partially estranged family story. I really liked the characters, the pacing, the writing. I will definitely be reading more this author.
23/80
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2 days ago my backyard was covered in 6in" of snow; today outdoor reading--gotta love Colorado! ?
Starting March's #doublespin
1. Pretty much yes. Reminds me of one of my favorites lines in a Gregory Alan Isakov song….”If it weren‘t for second chances we‘d all be alone”.
2. The tagged book which I recently read.
@TheSpineView #Two4Tuesday
pickA focused memoir written by an 18-year-old woman who grew up with an incarcerated parent. Most of the story takes place once he‘s been released. I wished for a little more fleshing out of the story around the specific topic of her dad teaching her to code and building Photo Patch, but it is a memoir, so it‘s technically not necessary. I‘ve honestly never thought about this subject before, so it was eye-opening in a lot of ways.
I am in Manhattan where the main character lives on Pomander Walk….the cutest little block in Manhattan. It‘s so nice to be back in NYC.
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