6/24/2023 0 Comments Red clocks review![]() ![]() Ro is also in the process of writing a biography about Evior, a polar explorer. However, IVF is illegal, and the USA is getting ready to pass a law stating that only married couples can adopt. ![]() There’s Ro, The Biographer, who is a single teacher who wants to have a baby. Each chapter is told from a different perspective, and starts with stating their identity rather than their name. ![]() Red Clocks follows five different female characters, and ties all of their stories together perfectly. However, given the current state of women’s health in the USA, I’d argue it’s much more realistic. Many reviews dubbed Red Clocks as a futuristic, dystopian story, similar to Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. My brain was too occupied with trying to process the entire novel, so it was difficult to think about what others experienced while reading. I loved this book, but had a hard time coming up with questions for the group. The last book club I hosted was a month or so ago, and we discussed Red Clocks, by Leni Zumas. None of this has ever happened, but I still stress out about it. I worry that everyone will hate the book I pick, they won’t want to talk about it, and that the treats I put out will taste terrible. I always stress out about hosting my book club. ![]()
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