Jess’s Reviews > Land > Status Update

There’s so much hardship and suffering in this book

Many thoughts on this book. We owe it to the land and to the animals that this is their land and home too. I wish people were more respectful of land and animals. Happy Indigenous People Day!

Oh that got a bit sad

A mere 45’ years of age a day now and thus, I’m ready for sleep at 9:30 pm on a Friday night. It’s been a super long and busy work week for me. PTO next week and vacay week after. Deland an Daytona, we’re coming for a visit on 10/21

Again, this book is extremely deep. The land is sacred. The land remembers. It’s so reminiscent of how the land we live on is stolen land. Colonizers take and take. Reminds me of Trump declaring he’s going to take Greenland and turn Gaza into some ridiculous palace created by Goldmember. We live in a horrific timeline and every day I’m surprised we are just living through the fall of the United States

Pretty deep read so far. I feel like this is on par with protecting sacred lands from the colonizers but also the subjugation of being forced into labor to get by because capitalism. Knowing that the land is owed so much more than we give it and that climate change is real

Intriguing start to this novel