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The Book of Human Skin by Michelle Lovric

The Book of Human SkinThe Book of Human Skin by Michelle Lovric

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Transported me in time and space to an unfamiliar world where brothers are very very mean to sisters. In this patriarchal place, the female protagonist has to do her utmost to survive her brother’s bizarre tastes. This book is kind of like a Cronenberg flick….you hate to read the gruesome details, and you just can’t put it down.

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banana29

March 2, 2013
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book reviews, collection development, historical fiction, Michelle Lovric, reading, secondary school library, The Book of Human Skin, young adult fiction
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