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Episodes

66. Son of a Trickster by Eden Robinson

We’re back for what might be the most chaotic episode yet! join us for our discussion of Son of A Trickster by Eden Robinson. Attempting to summarize this book is an exercise in futility (you’ll understand when you hear k try to give an on-the-fly synopsis…).

While this book can get categorized as YA (the protagonist, Jared, is 15-16), there is a lot of explicit violence, so it would be better for a mature teen reader or adults.

Content warning for discussions of self-harm, suicide attempt, familial abuse, drug use, and alcoholism.




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