What I'd Rather Not Think About

Told with striking clarity and emotional precision, this novel explores grief through the voice of a twin left behind. The narrator’s honesty is disarming, weaving dark humor and raw sorrow into a portrait of loss that feels intimate rather than sentimental. Thoughts loop, repeat, and spiral — capturing how mourning resists neat conclusions. Despite the heavy themes, the tone remains tender and surprisingly light in moments. It’s a book that sits quietly with the reader, refusing to offer easy answers.