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A review by booksbasilbabies
The Grace Year by Kim Liggett
5.0
“The things we do to girls.”
Ooof. This book sat so tense and visceral in my gut. What a stunning start to June’s reading list. “The Grace Year” feels like a Handmaid’s Tale Hunger Games twisted love child in the most wonderful horrifying possible way.
As a woman living in this world, despite the alternate universe-dystopian world feel, this book felt all too possible—all too real. The gutting richness and horrible taste this book left in my mouth was a powerful firestarter in my soul.
5 glowing stars. Could not recommend any higher.
Ooof. This book sat so tense and visceral in my gut. What a stunning start to June’s reading list. “The Grace Year” feels like a Handmaid’s Tale Hunger Games twisted love child in the most wonderful horrifying possible way.
As a woman living in this world, despite the alternate universe-dystopian world feel, this book felt all too possible—all too real. The gutting richness and horrible taste this book left in my mouth was a powerful firestarter in my soul.
5 glowing stars. Could not recommend any higher.