Complicated Kindness
Miriam Toews
A witty, beleaguered teenager whose family is shattered by fundamentalist Christianity balances grief and hope in this coming-of-age novel. Left alone with her sad, peculiar father, she spends her days piecing together why her mother and sister left.
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Posted by Georgie (1 year ago ) There's this bit where the narrator describes the morbid syntax of an old Eastern European woman in town, who says stuff like "Slice me open a bun", or "Throw me down the stairs a face-cloth". That's perfect, isn't it?
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