What Fiction are you reading this week, April 10, 2022?

[Jilly_in_VA]

10. I promised myself

that for every two "throwaways" (super-light reading, romances and such) I read, I would try to read something like these two. I did neglect to mention that I'm also reading, in hard copy, a YA by Amy Giles called That Night which is the story of the aftereffects of a mass shooting on families in a community on Long Island. It takes place some months after the event. It's kind of heavy too but in a different way.

The Lost Girl from Belzec has a lot to say about mothers and daughters and how trauma in one generation affects others. This is why it will likely stick with me for awhile.