The Overstory is one of the best books never to win the prize. Powers was unlucky to publish the same year as Milkman by Anna Burns, which was a worthy winner. And then Bewilderment was again unlucky in 2021, when the shortlist was one of the strongest in the last decade.
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The Overstory is one of the best books never to win the prize. Powers was unlucky to publish the same year as Milkman by Anna Burns, which was a worthy winner. And then Bewilderment was again unlucky in 2021, when the shortlist was one of the strongest in the last decade.
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This book was for me the most memorable and enthralling read out of many wonderful books selected by members of my book club.
Unexpectedly, I thoroughly enjoyed the excerpt from "The Overstory".
This book taught me that trees are sentient beings.
I would like to read the excerpt, but I'm not a fan of white text on black background. Is there anyway to reverse this? TIA
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Thank you! I'll take a look.