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sakeriver's review
emotional
mysterious
reflective
medium-paced
5.0
There’s so much in this book that I want to quote. Maybe the reason is that I, too, am someone who thinks about the relationship between self and story. Maybe I’m looking for a new way to understand the world and the self and the boundary between them, or lack thereof. “Everything survives,” Rojas Contreras writes, and it’s both a comfort and a warning. I’m gonna be thinking about this one for a while.
Graphic: Eating disorder, Colonisation, and War
Moderate: Child abuse, Death, Domestic abuse, Sexual assault, and Kidnapping
Minor: Infidelity
ryanlee's review against another edition
challenging
reflective
5.0
Moderate: Death, Eating disorder, Panic attacks/disorders, Colonisation, and War
Minor: Alcoholism, Infidelity, Sexual assault, Sexual violence, Kidnapping, and Injury/Injury detail
The eating disorder content is contained to a couple chapters near the end of the book (for those who might need to skip it); I listened to audiobook and don’t have the page numbers.