⭐️2/$12⭐️The book of form and emptiness by Ruth Ozeki

as a series of conversations between a teenage boy and a book. The book fills in the story and the boy shows how he experiences mental illness while the book is telling the story of how he and his mom cope with the death of his father, Kenji, a Japanese jazz musician who moved to the US and married his American mother. Really, both the main character and his mother have experienced deep emotional trauma that plays out in the plot. The book explores the challenge of losing a family member, experiencing mental and emotional illness, the loneliness of remote work, mother-son relationships in single parent households, poverty, hoarding and many other interrelated issues. ***New to Poshmark? use the referral MYBOOKNOOK at signup and receive $15 towards your first purchase. LRtabunder 0825