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Zeyn Joukhadar: The Thirty Names of Night (Hardcover, 2020, Atria Books) 4 stars

Five years after a suspicious fire killed his ornithologist mother, a closeted Syrian American trans …

Capitivatingly Written

4 stars

I thought the written and description were very strong and the magically realism elements worked well.

It took time for me to get invested in the story, but it accelerated toward the end. I wish a bit more had happened to the characters and the characters were a bit more distinct from each other.

I enjoyed the historical sections a bit more than the present one. It was interesting to read from the transmasc perspective, and I'd like to read more in the future.