As a concrete random thinker, I prefer this novel over The Sound due to The Sound's infrequent jumps back and forward throughout time. The characters in Beet Queen also possess clear, focused, healthy mindsets that process thoughts well as opposed to, oh let's just say Benjy in Faulkner's novel. That paradigmatic book was difficult to read because of the abstractness of the novel and it's frequent jumps back and forth in time.

ple of his writing to the entire book of The Beet Queen.

Louise Erdrich has a great sense of pace and vision for this book. Unfortunately, this book is second (I believe it's second, I could be wrong) book in a series of three books. All of these books contain the same characters but build upon the issues and stories that these characters bring forth. Each book is able to stand on its own however, creating a great read for those less ambitious than others. Erdrich did not provide much background information on Adelaide, Mary and Karl's mother. It would have helpe

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