by Marie Manilla
I bought this book for all the wrong reasons: it was on offer, I liked the title and I loved the cover. Two chapters in, I was so taken aback by the style and the content that I thought, "Damn, I knew those were stupid reasons to buy a book" and almost stopped reading. Then I examined my own re...
I bought this book for all the wrong reasons: it was on offer, I liked the title and I loved the cover.Two chapters in, I was so taken aback by the style and the content that I thought, "Damn, I knew those were stupid reasons to buy a book" and almost stopped reading.Then I examined my own reaction...
I bought this book for all the wrong reasons: it was on offer, I liked the title and I loved the cover.Two chapters in, I was so taken aback by the style and the content that I thought, "Damn, I knew those were stupid reasons to buy a book" and almost stopped reading.Then I examined my own reaction...
Garnet Ferrari is the object of either extreme prejudice or adoration in her hometown of Sweetwater, West Virginia. To most of the children in town and some of the parents, she is feared and hated because she is different. To the nonnas (Italian grandmothers) and a few others, she is adored for her ...
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