pickThis has been a wonderful, very poetic book. It describes the life of two kids born in and off the desert one hundered years apart. Both face struggles and end up back where they belong - in the desert. This book is a beautiful allegory of the desert, I haven‘t been something that aesthetic in a long time.
Last days on the beach. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
so-soSigh.
So beautifully written or else it would have been a complete Pan.
This book was extremely frustrating for me. There are two narratives that take place decades apart that don‘t really connect. And the main character just walks. And walks. And walks. And then walks some more (really), and the author describes EVERY LITTLE THING she sees along the way.
Le Clezio has immense talent but this book was tedious in the extreme.
I‘m reading about the desert on snowy day.
It doesn‘t often snow in #NorthernIreland!
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#DreamingOfAWarmerClimate
#ReadJanuary
My French friend loves this author and gave this to me for Christmas. I don't usually dream of a warmer climate as, strangely, I like the rainy Northern Irish climate.
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