On grief, apples, and the year she moved back to her father's farm.
On grief, apples, and the year she moved back to her father's farm. In the tradition of quiet, careful novels, Tamsin Bell builds a world that rewards attention — the kind of book you read slowly, then again, and then recommend to exactly one person.
The prose alone is worth the price. I dog-eared half of it.
Slow start, but by chapter three I couldn't put it down.
One of the best things I've read this year. Bibloggie's curation is uncanny.