Sarah
I loved this book so so much. A dark, comedic, avant-garde story about motherhood; both raw & real and bizarrely surreal; as beautiful as it was gruesome; a strange, twisted love letter to mothers, primarily, but also all women and our wildness, rage, complexity, and strength.
(TW: Heads up for a few particularly disturbing scenes. They make sense in context & didn’t affect how much I enjoyed this, but still had me reading through quickly)
I loved this book so so much. A dark, comedic, avant-garde story about motherhood; both raw & real and bizarrely surreal; as beautiful as it was gruesome; a strange, twisted love letter to mothers, primarily, but also all women and our wildness, rage, complexity, and strength.
(TW: Heads up for a few particularly disturbing scenes. They make sense in context & didn’t affect how much I enjoyed this, but still had me reading through quickly)