Homebound

I didn't know what do expect from homebound, but I knew it called to me - rightly so. This book is a sweet, hopeful yet aching love letter to 80s nerd culture, living on the sea, jewishness and the power of stories. It's set in three different times, told in four different voices, it's quiet yet powerful and left me with a warm heart, despite everything that's going on. The book is reminiscent of Cloud Atlas regarding the journey through times and perspectives, including a post-apocalyptic one, but it's softer, calmer, more focused on hope. It asks important questions but leaves enough open for readers to make up their own mind. I really enjoyed myself reading this book and am grateful for Random House and Netgalley for granting me this e-arc.