Who I'd hand it to
People from the NorthWest
Fingerprintscored from memory
Place
Moral weight
Cleverness
Lift
Friction
Economy
Clarity
How it read
How much I wanted to keep reading at the beginning, middle and end, then which way it went once I'd closed it.
This is a haunting book, it was cool that it reflected Puget Sound life and specifically Port Orchard, my home town. While reading the book, I spent some time on FB and Google maps doing some detective work about my childhood. It captured my imagination around "can ground be haunted, or is it just dirt?"
Not a feel good book, but worth reading.
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