Mosquitoland by David Arnold

Introduction: Mim's father recently got married to Danny's waitress, Kathy, who divorced her mother and saw him shortly after she broke up with his wife. Therefore, Mim's mother moved to Cleveland. The relationship between him and her father is not the best, she is close to her mother, she is half a Cherokee, the spirit of more freedom of relations. Just as her mother's sister Isabel committed suicide, her mother's father started treating her mother. But then we will tell us if these letters apply to Mim's unmarried sister.

According to NPR, Booklist, Publishers Weekly, and Barnes & Noble, one of the best young adult books in 2015 is David Arnold's novel Mosquitoland. That book is wonderful, the hero Mim is a perfect narrator. Her voice is painful and unforgettable. However, the answer to Amazon's commentary on this book shows that many people are opposed to this book. So basically - this book is "too tough", which actually means "too real". Teenagers reading this book will discover real world problems, real world languages, real world situations. They have to read their very realistic scenes and decide how they feel about these scenes. When reading books they occasionally laugh, sometimes cry, sometimes rely on specific characters and events or oppose them. In brief, they show a normal response to real things. What's wrong?

This is my first book by David Arnold (I have Mosquitoland but I have not had a chance to read yet, but by reading this article it is no doubt that Mosquitoland jumps out of my TBR list) . Writing and writing I think many people will like this, I would recommend it to others. I am very embarrassed to admit that I have never read "mosquitoes" - to be honest, I do not even know what it is. But I know that everyone I know is truly like it. So, as I entered the second novel of Arnold, I also had high expectations. Hype hype over his debut is high and low for the same reason - for example if he does not meet the criteria he set for himself. But this novel is beyond the best expectations I have. It is a sacred cow. Seriously, it's very, very good. I think it will be filled with a metaphor, so I can not believe that I put it almost after 3 pages.