Rodrigo Garay
He always write some deeper meaning in his books, and here it’s not the exception. The human story is great and terrible, and probably his most serious book.
I don’t want to spoil the story. If you know Grady Hendrix and read the title, you know there will be witches in the story or something supernatural. But that’s not important and not that great in this particular book of him; it’s the human drama, the story of these girls, this kids facing a horrible age were being a woman was really hard, worst if you were a girl, a minor with no power and no one fighting for you.
That human drama, the amazing portrayal of the 1970s and the loneliness these girls had felt, powerless in a world of men where old conservative women seemed to fight for support that conservative south. That’s an amazing story, I feel what the protagonist felt. I went to bed feeling alone and angry for these girls. That’s why I recommend this book, not his best, but very good nevertheless.
He always write some deeper meaning in his books, and here it’s not the exception. The human story is great and terrible, and probably his most serious book.
I don’t want to spoil the story. If you know Grady Hendrix and read the title, you know there will be witches in the story or something supernatural. But that’s not important and not that great in this particular book of him; it’s the human drama, the story of these girls, this kids facing a horrible age were being a woman was really hard, worst if you were a girl, a minor with no power and no one fighting for you.
That human drama, the amazing portrayal of the 1970s and the loneliness these girls had felt, powerless in a world of men where old conservative women seemed to fight for support that conservative south. That’s an amazing story, I feel what the protagonist felt. I went to bed feeling alone and angry for these girls. That’s why I recommend this book, not his best, but very good nevertheless.
