The Mothers reminds me of Pigeon English by Stephen Kelman, a book I read in 2022 but has stayed with me. It's about the Ghanian migrant experience in London and the terrible scourge of gangs. I'll add this one to my requests.
And I'm going to make the cake for our "Change the Date" lunch on Sunday.
You are so right. It’s very reminiscent of that book which I also loved. It also had echoes of Caledonian Rd. A much more complex book, but with similar themes about class and race.
The Mothers reminds me of Pigeon English by Stephen Kelman, a book I read in 2022 but has stayed with me. It's about the Ghanian migrant experience in London and the terrible scourge of gangs. I'll add this one to my requests.
And I'm going to make the cake for our "Change the Date" lunch on Sunday.
You are so right. It’s very reminiscent of that book which I also loved. It also had echoes of Caledonian Rd. A much more complex book, but with similar themes about class and race.