Kate Beaton: Ducks (2022, Penguin Random House)
English language
Published July 9, 2022 by Penguin Random House.
Herregud, sÄ god. Noko av det beste eg har lest i Är.
Boka er ikkje perfekt lagt ut, verken historiemessig eller omforming, men alt byggjar opp sjarmen og kvardagslegskapen til Ducks.
Eg plukka denne boka opp heilt tilfeldig pÄ bokbutikken. Den var tjukk, sÄg interessant ut, og var ikkje for dyr. Eg har ei lang liste folk eg har lust Ä anbefale denne til.
interessante la prospettiva sulla moralitĂ che l'autrice ha all'interno del libro TW: violenza di genere
interessante la prospettiva sulla moralitĂ che l'autrice ha all'interno del libro TW: violenza di genere
This story is not surprising, hopefully one day it will be. But the graphic novel format and the artwork grabbed my attention in a way I can't explain.
This story is not surprising, hopefully one day it will be. But the graphic novel format and the artwork grabbed my attention in a way I can't explain.
This is a powerful memoir which has a lot to say about how we (particularly Canada as a resource extraction colony, but also a broader "we") treat the people whose physical labour runs parts of the economy we'd rather not think about. The experience turned out predictably badly for Beaton, but in looking back she maintained empathy for the people involved, keeping a clear on focus on what the context of oil sands work camps does to people.
This is a powerful memoir which has a lot to say about how we (particularly Canada as a resource extraction colony, but also a broader "we") treat the people whose physical labour runs parts of the economy we'd rather not think about. The experience turned out predictably badly for Beaton, but in looking back she maintained empathy for the people involved, keeping a clear on focus on what the context of oil sands work camps does to people.
