Wanna know how it is for women not to have rights? Check out this timely book.
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I read a lot. I enjoy most of what I read. But occasionally, a book is so well-written, so true to form, of prose and content, and believability that I not only enjoy the characters, I know them. I knew Ove. I loved Ove. I hurt for Ove. I laughed and cried and hoped for Ove.
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What a truly refreshing way author Matt Haig has of bringing to light many ideas of a tiny oops here, or fork in the road there can change the entire trajectory of life, of many lives. This is not a new story told, but a new twist on an old tale.
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A fun, but not fast-paced (but with a host of nearly 80-year-old characters, how fast would you expect the plot to move?), worth the read on a Saturday during a rainstorm.
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I would highly recommend reading this, or gifting it to someone who doesn't understand your shoes if you are a parent navigating child addiction; it will subtly get their attention.
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Without a foul word, a raunchy or explicit scene moving beyond butterflies or hand-holding, I was intrigued, captivated, and anxious to read more. I strongly recommend Perennials on a day when you need a lift, need to know you are not alone in your struggles and don't want to hear morality shoved down your throat.
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I recommend setting your fragile sensibilities aside and diving into Back to the Burbs - you can thank me later.
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