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Little Deaths
Little Deaths
Emma Flint | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry
10
9.0 (2 Ratings)
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A depressing tale about victim blaming
This is a deceptively feminist book showing how society portrays women and how they are expected to behave. At first it resembled Albert Camus' The Stranger in which the protagonist is victimised for not behaving the appropriate way after a death. But it looked further into how a mother is essentially blamed for killing her children because she partook in inappropriate behaviour following their murder. The book is intelligent because it leads the reader away from thinking about the real killer and focuses on the mother. Right until the end you almost forget what the story is really about. Surprisingly enjoyable.
  
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Nov 1, 2018  
Heart Talk
Heart Talk
Cleo Wade | 2018 | Fiction & Poetry, Mind, Body & Spiritual
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
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An inspirational book that will help you gain that little push we all need every once in a while.
I was honestly not expecting to love this little book so much. As I first began the book, I was so iffy about it being just another self-help book and that it wouldn't really phase me. Boy, was I wrong! I got emotional. I got motivated. I got inspired. This book appeases to my feminist side. It is a wonderful inspirational poetry collection that I feel like everyone should read.

You can find more of this review on my blog at bookingwayreads.wordpress.com