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anakuroma 's review for:
Of Women and Salt
by Gabriela Garcia
TW: racism, colorism, Black stereotyping, addiction, underage drinking, drug use, molestation by parent, detention camps, ICE raids
While I really enjoyed this book, especially the audiobook reading, I echo another reviewer who suggests one reads the review "Of Woman and Salt: a beautiful novel from Flatiron Books rubs salt in the wounds of the Black Caribbean" by Lorraine Avila.
While I reccomend it, especially to replace the racist darling 'American Dirt', it still had its own gaps, such as colorism and racism in Cuba that goes largely unaddressed.
While I really enjoyed this book, especially the audiobook reading, I echo another reviewer who suggests one reads the review "Of Woman and Salt: a beautiful novel from Flatiron Books rubs salt in the wounds of the Black Caribbean" by Lorraine Avila.
While I reccomend it, especially to replace the racist darling 'American Dirt', it still had its own gaps, such as colorism and racism in Cuba that goes largely unaddressed.