“Little Fires Everywhere” Celeste Ng (2017) Review | Women’s inner anger

Little Fires Everywhere
Celeste Ng, 2017
US
400 pages
Read in 2020.03
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✔ Strong female characters
✔ Social differences in the American suburbs
✔ Mother and daughter relationship


🔽 Review summary 🔽

★★★★☆ Women and their inner angers, and how the social class divides women. Their little angers start everywhere.


🔽 Book review and notes 🔽

Borrowed from a colleague as I was working on this project.
It starts slowly and as the title suggest little fires start in everyone. 2 families, opposite ideals, and different mothers different daughters with different fates.

The story goes around women and their inner angers, and how the social class divides women. 
Like when you talk about feminism you must also remember the class and the race, it's more complicated than we'd lightly assume.

It might be a bit too obviously girlie buddie book, but maybe I'm too harsh.
Mia is great, she's the cool one, everything is all nicely done, but in this kind of books I always want characters to break down and go insane to be happy.

🔽 Where to buy / Summary and more info 🔽

●●● Amazon.com (US) ●●●

Little Fires Everywhere: A Novel

●●● Amazon.co.uk (UK) ●●●
Little Fires Everywhere: 'Outstanding' Matt Haig

●●● Amazon.it (Italy) ●●●
Tanti piccoli fuochi (italiano)