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This book felt so raw in the best ways. A woman, her grandmother, and her (sort of) sister, trying to survive the world and each other against poverty, intergenerational trauma, and their own sharp edges. The characters are hard and cruel and make horrible decisions, and despite all of that and their own intentions they love each other.
I found it dragged a bit in the middle but the ending was phenomenal. I loved the footnotes, and what they wound up representing.

The Owl Men of Shanidar
Coy Hall