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This entry was posted in Out and About on January 30, 2012 by deemallon.

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Page-turner about young scientist born to Ghanaian immigrants. She is the much younger sibling of a talented brother. Father returns to Ghana and mother suffers from severe depression. You will have to read to see what happens with character’s brother. Protagonist’s study of brain science / addiction intersects with early losses and also serves as a way to examine her Christian faith. I was reminded a little of two memoirs where the mother’s Christian faith is something to overcome: Trevor Noah’s and Tracy K. Smith’s, although in this case it seemed like the protagonist worked to integrate her religious training rather than overcome it. The structure of flashbacks and flash forwards was skillfully done and created suspense. Can’t wait to read “Homegoing.” #yaagyasi #literaryfiction #instareaders #whatareyoureading #blackauthors #bookloversofinstagram #transcendentkingdom

X-ray House. Begun 2010 when Son No. 2 broke his left arm twice. That’s how long some of these quilts sit. Some fabrics, I dyed with indigo, others I removed color with bleach. Wrong and right sides employed. Pieces of his pjs included as well as husband’s shirt. The very striking indigo-dyed fabrics in the house were purchased — sorry I can’t remember from whom. The quilt is almost done. What do you think - bind in black or in blue?

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Hand Stories – Hazel
I'm Going to Texas – Liz
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Myth and Moor – Terri
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