MAHY, Margaret - Dangerous Spaces - (Hardcover in Jacket)
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(NO MORE THAT 4 BOOKS PER ORDER ALLOWED SO THAT PARCEL WEIGHS 2 kg. OR LESS) - Did belong to a library before - In a goodish condition and still very readable - 131 pg. >>> Dangerous Spaces is a new all-time favorite book for me! It is a beautiful, weird, unsettling, funny, and moving book! It deals with grief, death, family dynamics, and generational trauma. - Here's the setup: after 11-year-old Anthea's parents die, she moves in with her wacky, funny, and disorganized uncle, aunt, and cousins' family. If all of that wasn't difficult enough to deal with, the house seems to be mildly haunted by her grandfather. To top it all off, Anthea is drawn into a strange dream world at night. - The dream world aspect was a perfect combination of creepy and very beautiful. The waking world was an excellent mix of serious, humorous, and realistic emotions and interactions. - This is one of the most effective books I have read for helping the reader to see things from multiple points of view. The author lets you see, understand, and sympathize with the very realistic flaws of all the characters, but without disliking any of the characters themselves. Each character also has their own excellent qualities as well.
