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A review by jessa53
A Tiny Upward Shove by Melissa Chadburn
5.0
This was one of the best books that I read this year. It’s so beautifully written and so raw. I would say pass on this if you’re more sensitive, as there are several graphic and upsetting parts.
I really enjoyed how the story lines all weaved together in the end. Unsolved murders, a serial killer/rapist, religious aspects, ghosts, the seedy underbelly of North American cities, immigrant women trying to make ends meet…this book really has it all.
I was a little skeptical at first, as there is some magical/mystical portions in the beginning that I didn’t understand the significance of at first. Just get through that part, and you will get sucked right into the story. I couldn’t put this one down!
I really enjoyed how the story lines all weaved together in the end. Unsolved murders, a serial killer/rapist, religious aspects, ghosts, the seedy underbelly of North American cities, immigrant women trying to make ends meet…this book really has it all.
I was a little skeptical at first, as there is some magical/mystical portions in the beginning that I didn’t understand the significance of at first. Just get through that part, and you will get sucked right into the story. I couldn’t put this one down!