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Amanda Peters
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Canada
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March 2023
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The Berry Pickers
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2023
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34 editions
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Waiting for the Long Night Moon: Stories
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2024
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"4.5 stars- I didn’t know what to expect when I picked this up (I thought it would lean more towards a mystery and was so glad to be wrong), but I was deeply moved by Norma and Joe’s stories over the years. I really enjoyed the author’s writing style."
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"4.5 rounded down. Reminded me of Louise Erdrich a bit but more straightforward in terms of writing. Cried! "
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"My favourite book of 2023. Amazing! "
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“I found it strange that no word exists for a parent who loses a child. If children lose their parents, they are orphans. If a husband loses his wife, he’s a widower. But there’s no word for a parent who loses a child. I’ve come to believe that the event is just too big, too monstrous, too overwhelming for words. No word could ever describe the feeling, so we leave it unsaid.”
― The Berry Pickers
― The Berry Pickers
“When you’re an only child, semi-imprisoned, books become more than paper between hard cardboard, more than the alphabet organized into words and printed on a page.”
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