The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline

The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline

The Marrow Thieves sat in my TBR pile for a long time because I wasn’t sure I was ready for another story that was going to make me sad as well as infuriate me. But my TBR pile recently got low enough that it was time to read The Marrow Thieves, and I am glad that I did. It makes sense that this powerful story has ended up on so many “best book” lists.

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Wildwood by Elinor Florence

Wildwood by Elinor Florence

There is something about the way the plot of this book is described on the inside cover that led me to believe that Wildwood is a survival thriller. It is more of a lighthearted survival story than a thriller. Kind of disappointing, but I still found myself engrossed by this novel for reasons other than plot and character.

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Wandering Stars by Tommy Orange

Wandering Stars by Tommy Orange

Wandering Stars is Tommy Orange’s second novel and a sequel of sorts to There There. I’ve been sitting on this book since last fall because I knew it was going to be a difficult read, and yes, it is difficult to read because it is sad and tragic, but Orange’s writing is so devastating beautiful that it helped propel me through the book.

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