#scissors paper stone

[sucka99]

[105nt]

I finished Scissors Paper Stone by Elizabeth Day. She can write, I think. I was drawn on to finish the book despite the subject matter being disturbing and occasionally repulsive. I particularly liked reading people's often erroneous or harsh perceptions of each other back to back, especially the older women, Janet and Ann, whose relationship appears to be so throwaway at the start, but builds into something pivotal. I liked the hopefulness.

I was going to read Beloved by Toni Morrison next but I think I need something lighter between that and this so I am going to dip my toe into an Ann Cleeves series.

[105nt]

I finished Crooked Heart by Lissa Evans. I have a full life and limited time to myself and I couldn't wait to get back to this book every day. It was laugh-out-loud funny, warmed my heart - well, I am menopausal actually so it didn't need warming - perhaps it soothed my heartburn and was over far, far too quick. If you like a story about the underbelly, the grifters, the prosaic, day-to-day type of wrong-doing this might be for you. Loved it.

Moving on to ...

... which will be my first Elizabeth Day and one of two in my TBR pile.

[babygotbookreviews]

Scissors, Paper, Stone

And yet who is the stone? etc. etc.

Hey, have you ever been reading a book that you’re enjoying because it’s a really accurate and poignant dive into the internal lives of a woman and her middle aged mother and you recognise aspects of them in yourself and people you know, as well as the bullish, domineering husband/father whose coma has brought them closer together, and then out of nowhere it turns out the father had sexually abused the daughter but the book kind of implies he loved her like so much and didn’t know how to express it, and you’re kind of like ‘This is well written but what the fuck?’?

Because I have.

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[thecosmicmagnolia]

This is weird

When you think about it, scissors, paper, rock is messed up. We are chanting while banging our fists up and down and then making a gesture with our hands which either kills someone's hand by either suffocating it with paper, crushing it with a rock or cutting it....I mean, what?