As an avid reader, I am always looking for something new to
pick up and spark my interest. One of my
more recent reads, Tell the Wolves I am Home by Carol Rifka Brunt, definitely
captured my heart and attention. Taking place in the 1980s, in a suburb of New
York City, teenaged June becomes friends with her uncle’s boyfriend, Toby,
after her Uncle Finn passes away from AIDS related complications. Both have
been told to take care of each other via Finn, and start a unique and strange
friendship. June’s family is also interesting and there’s many secrets. The
historical setting of the 1980s makes you wonder about how now things might be
a bit different today and how someone
can truly be so special it’s hard to share them with everyone else. This up on my list of highly recommended
reads.
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