Real Estate (Living Autobiography, #3)

The weakest of the trilogy, Levy too often loses her already loose thread to insufferability. Yet, her penchant for bread crumbs tightens the narrative just enough.

not always very easy to read (for me, particularly, because of the great amount of the references that Levy puts forward), but incredibly interesting. it is an autobiographical piece, as it is a philosophical one, and made me think about concepts that I had never thought about before. above all, I think that I read this book at a stage of my life where I share a lot of preoccupations with Levy, even though she is more than thirty years older than me - what's our real estate (real or imagined), what we inherit (the good and the bad), what we own, how can we build our homes (not only our houses) throughout our lives, and what we will leave for the ones who'll continue here after we leave.