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This is my last day in Tombstone, Arizona so I decided to spend some time in the pool and then reading poolside at the guest ranch where my BFF and I have been staying for the weekend. It's been a great trip and I've had time before and after all the touristy things to get halfway through this book.

I finally finished this book yesterday and I‘m still not sure what to think. I had read Ceremony by Silko, and was hoping this book would be just as great but easier to read. Thankfully that is the case! Silko weaves together multiple intriguing stories as she tells the tale of two Native American sisters on their journeys back to each other. So many cultures, mindsets, and histories are included to complete the story and Silko‘s genius

“Dying is easy— it‘s living that is painful.”

Taking comfort in books. After seeing posts by @BookishFeminist @lemonlime799 I pulled out books by Americans (or US residents) who are POC and/or immigrants. By preference, most are women.

I'm not American but I live in America. The city I live in is a majority-minority city with just over half the population being Asian. Not being a citizen I don't like to talk politics about a country that isn't really mine but I'm so #overthis #overit