Grief Is the Thing with Feathers: a Novel / Max Porter, 114 p.
A patron recently urged me to take this home, and I'm so glad I did. This one had been on my list for awhile, thanks to earlier reviews by Patrick and Christa.
A woman dies suddenly, leaving her husband and children grieving desperately. A crow knocks on the door in the night and takes up residence, to see the family through the grief. Porter captures the truth here: death is weird. Very, very weird.
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