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Faraday's Popcorn Factory ReviewBefore I start, read the other reviews prior to this one. They cover enough elements of the story itself. What I want to review is the MOOD and REWARDS of the book; how it rates with other books that are marketed to the same people (Black women).
I'll be this honest: I had, like a lot of people I know who love to read (not just love the idea THAT they are particpating in the act of reading, but find that they have a true passion for words and seek out original, fresh ideas), recently gotten sick of most of the books by Black authors out here. Every book was a romance, and most of them thinly veiled attempts to pass off autobiography-diary as epistolary fiction. On top of that, if I had to read another so-so written book by someone in first person narrative ("I woke up this morning next to a man I met the night before", "I went to the club", "I..."), I was going to cut up my library card. I am so sickened by the better part of these works that I almost hate walking down the Black aisle in a bookstore...so much incestuous ripping-off and just plain bad stuff.
So when I saw "Faraday's", I was wary. I picked it up and read the jacket and checked out the author's pic. I flipped to the middle of the book to see what perspective the story was being told in ("aghh! First person! And MULTIPLE, at that!"). I sighed, I hemmed and hawed.
Then I read the first 10 pages.
They started off in short, sweet journal-like entries, which were easily dissovable and got me interested. I'd become accustomed to letting the same ol' normal words in the same ol' normal situations wash over me and getting the story through a feeling of the book, but I couldn't get through these passages that way. I had to stop and go "equinoxes" and "sparkling solitude"; literaly say the words aloud a bit to taste them.
I like a book that challenges me, that makes me think and feel at the same time; that makes me want to add words to my everyday speech. "Faraday's" does that to stunning effect. I admit, this is not a book for the average book club group accustomed to "Cheaters" or "How Stella..."; this is high reading for solitary, moody evenings, and you almost have to prepare yourself before sitting down with it.
Thank God a book can still make me want to do that.Faraday's Popcorn Factory Overview

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