pick#1001books This was a gem. Margaret is grieving the loss of her father, her job and possibly her relationship. She takes a train ride to London, ordering her memories, and receives a boost from a physically disabled boy named James. This touches on many issues that are still current, and Kennedy writes with such a deft hand. Fans of Ali Smith would like this.
so-soA lot of seemingly loose storylines and then in the end you realize it all makes sense.
This is the story of Margaret, who is raised by and very close to her father. He learns her lots of stuff but not how to live her life. This has its effects on her relationship with her boyfriend, but also on her position as an employee. And perhaps even on the friendship with a handicapped boy in the train to London.
Intimate and weird novel. #1001books
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