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I really struggled with what to rate this book. Braverman has a great narrative voice, which is what I look for in memoirs. And I do love her mushing stories. But a good solid 80% of this book is about sexual harrassment and rape in the great white north. Which, I mean — I certainly relate to that. The problem is that I relate to it too much; it was like reading about my own teen years, except colder. I was sort of hoping for a book about dogs and mushing. Instead it was about misogyny and rape.
Also, holy heck, this book is FULL of animal harm and death. (Though, note: the dogs all live. That was a relief.)
So, basically, this book was well written and well done, but just REALLY not for me. The fact that I finished it anyway is a testimony to Braverman’s skill, and I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is interested in memoirs and is fine with animal harm and death, and also misogyny and rape.
Also, holy heck, this book is FULL of animal harm and death. (Though, note: the dogs all live. That was a relief.)
So, basically, this book was well written and well done, but just REALLY not for me. The fact that I finished it anyway is a testimony to Braverman’s skill, and I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is interested in memoirs and is fine with animal harm and death, and also misogyny and rape.