#whatsthatbook

[mayhemmandy]

While daydreaming on my drive into the office, I wandered down the rabbit hole of what would America look like today if it was never settled by Europeans. And I think this would be a fascinating premise for a book. Are there any books already written like that?

[violet-avis]

trying to find the name of this book

The core character comes from Greece to America, and becomes the landlord (possibly builds himself) an apartment complex/or hotel. This business prosperous for a while, though at some point in the book it becomes harder to make ends meet, with a specific detail about residents wanting larger bathtubs, but the old pipes are too narrow to drain that amount of water.

He had three marriages, his last wife has "bedroom eyes" and wants a child, so she holds him with her legs during sex one time for that to happen. His daughter from the (first? second?) marriage has a lot of a rage; a scene where she is in a room and tears a piece of paper in half, quietly, a small act of destruction. Her husband is obese and bulimic. May have been set next to a body of water, though not certain

I think I read it before 2012, not sure the exact place in the US it was set or when it was published

softcover, for adults, medium length, read as a teen no idea where I got it from (certainly not 'assigned' reading)

https://www.reddit.com/r/whatsthatbook/comments/963bei/fiction_novel_greek_immigrant_follows_his_family/

Reddit hasn’t found it alas. 

[bluebirddaisyhope-blog]

So, in art class, we have been making some paintings that were supposed to say something about us. Anything. And my friend started writing random...

Please people, help me!