Abuse, feminism, and immigration: The Last Patriarch by Najat el Hachmi
This book is purposefully shocking, often difficult to read, and raises necessary questions – although it sometimes might go to far
book review
Abuse, feminism, and immigration: The Last Patriarch by Najat el Hachmi
This book is purposefully shocking, often difficult to read, and raises necessary questions – although it sometimes might go to far
Memories, history, and humanity: Confessions by Jaume Cabré
The over 700-page novel might not be light reading, but one that takes the reader on surprisingly fun, relatable, somber, and always human journey through time