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A review by nookadri
Conversations on Love by Natasha Lunn
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3.5 ⭐
It's a good memoir but definitely not a good book about love.
Maybe I'm biased but fuck it. There's so much lacking in this book. And honestly I don't know what I was expecting. If you talk about love you have to talk about queer people. Forbidden love, love you don't see anywhere else, love that changes how people perceive you, love that finally feels right, love after break ups, queer platonic love.
Love that truly defies the monogamous cisheteronormative narrative we've been fed since we were born. We thought about love for longer and in more detail.
It's a good memoir but definitely not a good book about love.
Maybe I'm biased but fuck it. There's so much lacking in this book. And honestly I don't know what I was expecting. If you talk about love you have to talk about queer people. Forbidden love, love you don't see anywhere else, love that changes how people perceive you, love that finally feels right, love after break ups, queer platonic love.
Love that truly defies the monogamous cisheteronormative narrative we've been fed since we were born. We thought about love for longer and in more detail.