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Librarian 1719876
When the conceit of this book works, it's fantastic, but there are definitely points where Yunkaporta is forcing the narrative into the frame which start to feel like unintentional wrong story. The overall framing of right story/wrong story works fairly well, though, and Yunkaporta is--as always--refreshingly vulnerable and honest. If you enjoyed <i>Sand Talk</i>, you'll likely enjoy this too, but it is a very different book.
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