Book Club selection for our January meeting. Style-wise, a tour de force, telling a story through a variety of POV, over four generations. Set in Winnipeg. Crime as a community wound. Identity. Grief. Heavy but uplifting.
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Monday, January 7, 2019
The BREAK
Katherena Vermette. THE BREAK. Anansi, 2016.
Book Club selection for our January meeting. Style-wise, a tour de force, telling a story through a variety of POV, over four generations. Set in Winnipeg. Crime as a community wound. Identity. Grief. Heavy but uplifting.
Book Club selection for our January meeting. Style-wise, a tour de force, telling a story through a variety of POV, over four generations. Set in Winnipeg. Crime as a community wound. Identity. Grief. Heavy but uplifting.
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