3.5
Me, Who Dove into the Heart of the World
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Karen Nieto passed her earliest years as a feral child, left alone to wander the vast beach property near her family's failing tuna cannery. But when her aunt Isabelle comes to Mexico to take over the family business, she discovers a real girl amidst the squalor. So begins a miraculous journey for autistic savant Karen, who finds freedom not only in the love and patient instruction of her aunt but eventually at the bottom of the ocean swimming among the creatures of the sea.
Despite how far she's come, Karen remains defined by the things she
do—until her gifts with animals are finally put to good use at the family's fishery. Her plan is brilliant: Consolation Tuna will be the first humane tuna fishery on the planet. Greenpeace approves, fame and fortune follow, and Karen is swept on a global journey that explores how we live, what we eat, and how our lives can defy even our own wildest expectations.
marks an extraordinary debut by the award-winning Mexican playwright, journalist, and poet Sabina Berman.
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3.5
“Somewhat challenging to read at points, but I think that adds to the beauty of authenticity of the narrator. Thoughts can be disjointed, muddled, and make no sense to anyone but yourself - and Karen is certainly the last to try and force understanding upon the bipeds.
Captivatingly discussioned notions of commercial fishery, and, more broadly, humans and our place in this world - and why we think so highly of ourselves.
I am, and therefore, sometimes with difficulty, I think.”
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