Jam and Juice

so excited to share! 😘✨

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Andrew Bird - Left Handed Kisses (ft. Fiona Apple)

Title card of chapter 18

Adam Hillman, Mocha Mound, 2019

golden birch

Hands - handpoked

Westover was born in the mountains of Idaho to survivalist parents who actively believed that the End of Days was nigh. She spent her childhood and adolescence stockpiling emergency supplies, helping her mother create healing remedies and helping her father in his junkyard, salvaging what metals they could sell. As the years passed, Westover’s father became more radical and reckless as one of her brothers became more violent and manipulative towards her. In a family which forbade and indeed sneered at formal education, and offering very limited home education, Tara Westover began to educate herself. - This is Westover’s story about finding herself against the definitions set by those closest to her, about the hunger to learn more about the larger world outside of the small one she had been taught to believe in. We see the struggle of self-worth and the need to be distanced from a family which requires and enforces a fierce loyalty, at the cost of physical and emotional safety. - I really appreciated this one - for enjoy isn’t the right word - and will be on the lookout for more by Westover, should she choose to keep writing (even her historical research sounds fascinating). I will be returning this one to the staff shelf for my workmates to pickup! - Out February 20 (US) and February 22 (UK)

Tank And The Bangas: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert