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Good, challenging to read. Emotional. Important and unsettling. Much gratitude to the authors!

It’s getting really tense historically with the Great Depression deeply affecting the working population and ww2 in the very near future. Politics and art are tied closely and Fridas art mirrors that for sure. She also is continually drawing on her traumas.
The writing is not my favourite. Kind of randomly meandering.

It’s pretty cool, certainly adding some interesting details and information to Friedas story, focusing mainly on the time she spends in America. Definitely reads like fictions which strikes me as a little off, but somewhat fun.
That being said, I’m finding it kinda hard to keep up with some of the disjointed story sections. It’s not particularity clear why each section is placed where.

Great. Very odd and poetic.

Such a good book so far! Extremely sad section right now. I am interested to see how things progress from here for Marie and Sadie.
O'Neil writes the most intensely painful experiences for her characters, and she does so with such grace and understanding. Marie and Sadie's narrative holds so much pleasure and pain that when either character explodes with emotion, they are intensely real and personal. METAFICTION!