Book Review: Best Offer Wins by Marisa Kashino
It’s sharp, compulsively readable, deeply stressful in a good way, and unexpectedly emotionally perceptive beneath its chaotic surface.
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It’s sharp, compulsively readable, deeply stressful in a good way, and unexpectedly emotionally perceptive beneath its chaotic surface.
Read reviewIt’s one of the sharpest, funniest, and most unexpectedly moving contemporary novels I’ve read in recent years.
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Read reviewThere’s a familiar promise attached to novels about messy families: humour, dysfunction, and hope that something might come back together.
Read reviewIt’s not a novel that announces its intentions immediately. But once it settles into its rhythm, it becomes difficult to look away.
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