Trying to finish my 2nd book for #foodandlit before #Vietnam ends today but I don‘t think I‘m going to be able to keep my eyes open after the past three night shifts (and one more tonight) 🧟♀️🌑🚑🚔. Not as good as “ Paradise of the Blind” but still interesting.
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pickThis book was amazing! It wasn't a really quick read because it was much more about the characters and scene setting rather than plot driven. Normally I don't go for that kind of book but this one was so good! This follows one north Vietnamese soldier through the battles he fights and his trip back home for a short leave. To quote from the jacket Huong (the author) "powerfully conveys the conflict that spiritually destroyed her generation."
I have one more family Christmas celebration tomorrow, this time at my house so I have a ton of cleaning and cooking to do... So of course I'm reading and scrolling through litsy!!
I need to kick it into gear I discovered the #readharder challenge a few months ago and I still need to finish these three books by the 31st to complete it! Getting started on one tonight!
pickA novel about Vietnam from the perspective of a 28 year old who joined what he saw (ten years prior) as the great cause of the Communists. I love books about less familiar (to American) perspectives & this book does not hold back. Not about battles but people being defeated by ideologies. SO GOOD.
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