![]() ![]() The melon of belly expanding, contracting.Įach chapter ends with the title of the following chapter. She lay with her chin on her forearms admiring the baby’s wren-feather eyelashes and delicate nostrils, the bottom lip tucked into the infant overbite.Willa Knox, the hero of the contemporary cycle, admires her grandson: ![]() Her eyes flared like a struck match before she looked away.Īs the cover says, the book is – in many ways – magnificent.When Thatcher Greenwood, the hero of the 1870s cycle, scolds his wife Rose, we hear that: Unsheltered pulses with exquisite prose about two families living in a crumbling house in Vineland, New Jersey, 150 years apart. “Unsheltered” shows Barbara Kingsolver is a great writer ![]() “Unsheltered”, by Barbara Kingsolver, is a beautiful book that expresses eloquently the mood of contemporary America. ![]()
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