Status Updates From Confessing a Murder

Despite the negative reviews I saw, it did not deter me, and I am thoroughly enjoying the read, being immersed not only in the character and the world at that time, but also in the memories, the language, and the developing worlds being compiled. For me, so far, it's a great read. However, I can see how those used to today's short paragraphing and more contemporary style might find it offputting.

I couldn't finish this book.

The narrator eloquently discusses why his favorite creatures, as a child, was beetles. Reminds me of my niece, McKenzie Belle. Footnote to give her this book in her 20s, if it continues to be pastorally enjoyable