Fig | 
so-soWhat an incredibly odd little book. It was interesting for sure to watch this girl go through all these psychological rituals but after a while I grew tired and grossed out by how many times this little girl was picking at her scabs to calm herself down. I get it and I get why but it seemed a bit too much. If you likef it, that's cool, but I don't think I would recommend this to anyone.
New order... Doesn't even fit into the screen. Ya know, because I don't have a thing to read around here.
Some books about #dysfunctionalfamilies I found on my shelves. The bottom two I'd highly recommend. I haven't made it to the top two yet, but am guessing from descriptions they'd qualify. #photoadaynov16
pickThis was a reread for book club tonight and it was even better the second time through. An amazing look at schizophrenia, OCD, and self-harm. The language used is some of the most beautiful and lyrical I've read.
Full review over on Goodreads.
Loved this the first time around and now starting a reread for book club (St Paul based, holla at the Twin Cities Littens!). Cannot wait for the discussion!
Our book club here in Minnesota is looking for new members...our next read in November is Fig! We meet the second Monday of each month.
