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A satirical story of racism. I enjoyed the parts about his family and himself. Parts were not really of any interest. 4/5⭐️
pickA satirical story of racism. I enjoyed the parts about his family and himself. Parts were not really of any interest. 4/5⭐️
Excellent. Some parts I was not sure about….but I loved the part about his family and himself.
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pickNot to say I didn‘t like the book (and Everett is one of my favorite authors), but this is one of those rare cases where I may have liked the movie more. 😱 (“American Fiction”)
Literary quote of the day from my “Sorry, I'm booked“ mug a dear friend gifted to me.
Wish you all to find your happy place ;)
Just wanted to post a quote! 😂 This whole paragraph is full of interesting thoughts…
so-soThe book follows James Flynn, a man who is a long-term patient at a mental health facility who believes he is a Bond-like spy. For me, the premise grows stale pretty quickly. The book has great reviews overall, which made me think this book was going to have more depth or at least be more unique than just following the shenanigans of an escaped psychiatric patient and his two friends. To me it was mostly forgettable with a few cute moments.
