“Talty’s writing about reservation life has a way of making experiences feel both universally human and also uniquely Native American. At times hilarious, and at other times heartrending, this book will immerse you in the way the best literature does.” said Destinee Hodge of East City Bookshop in Washington, DC.
“Marie Aubert writes what we all want to say but society tells us that we should not. Grab a copy and be ready for a story you will soon not forget.” said Anne Frey of Watermark Books & Café in Wichita, Kansas.
“A coming-of-age story in which the setting is as much of a character as Fe Fe, our twelve-year-old protagonist...This debut novel will stay with you long after you finish the last page.” said Anne Frey of Watermark Books & Café in Wichita, Kansas
“There is so much packed in this novel and I am in awe of its beauty. I was blown away by this story and you will be too!” said Joseline Diaz of Kepler’s Books in Menlo Park, California.
“Lovers of art who challenge your way of seeing the world will find a happy home in Voice of the Fish,” said Max Ruthless of Foggy Pines Books in Boone, North Carolina.
“This book is a deeply feminist deconstruction of beauty standards AND a swoon-worthy academic rivals-to-lovers romance,” said Kassie King of The Novel Neighbor in Webster Groves, Missouri.
“Beautifully written and discerningly plotted. Lovers of Baldwin (and everyone else, honestly) won’t be able to put it down,” said Max Ruthless of Foggy Pine Books in Boone, North Carolina.
“Smart, funny, sad, bawdy, sweet and sour; if this book were pizza it would be a hot, delicious ham and pineapple,” said Jonathan Hawpe of Carmichael’s Bookstore in Louisville, Kentucky.
“Superbly beautiful, raw, heartbreaking writing that takes its place among the stars.” said BJ Hegedus of PostalWorks Silver Lake in Los Angeles, California
