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Damnation Spring
by Ash Davidson
After seeing Damnation Spring as a Book of the Month option and then all over Instagram, I added it to my wishlist. I happened to see it as a Read Now title on NetGalley and grabbed it. I knew from the synopsis that this wasn't going to be a light, easy read. It was going to be intense.
This book broke my heart several times over and put it back together. It's a love letter to the environment, but so much more. It's a family drama, addressing pregnancy losses, marriage, and relationships. It addresses the problems and effects of pesticides. It discusses the environment.
Damnation Spring is an incredibly powerful and moving book - quite possibly one the most moving I've read so far this year. While some parts were a bit slow, overall, I couldn't put this book down.
4/5 stars
Thank you to NetGalley and Scribner for the digital ARC in exchange for my honest review!
This book broke my heart several times over and put it back together. It's a love letter to the environment, but so much more. It's a family drama, addressing pregnancy losses, marriage, and relationships. It addresses the problems and effects of pesticides. It discusses the environment.
Damnation Spring is an incredibly powerful and moving book - quite possibly one the most moving I've read so far this year. While some parts were a bit slow, overall, I couldn't put this book down.
4/5 stars
Thank you to NetGalley and Scribner for the digital ARC in exchange for my honest review!