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Self Storage: A Novel - Contemporary Fiction Book for Book Clubs & Literature Lovers - Perfect for Reading at Home, Book Discussions & Gifts
Self Storage: A Novel - Contemporary Fiction Book for Book Clubs & Literature Lovers - Perfect for Reading at Home, Book Discussions & Gifts

Self Storage: A Novel - Contemporary Fiction Book for Book Clubs & Literature Lovers - Perfect for Reading at Home, Book Discussions & Gifts

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Flan Parker has always had an inquisitive mind, searching for what’s hidden below the surface and behind the door. Her curious nature and enthusiastic probing have translated into a thriving resale business in the university housing complex where she lives with her husband and two young children. Flan’s venture helps pay the bills while her husband works on his dissertation, work that lately seems to involve more loafing on the sofa watching soap operas than reading or writing. The secret of her enterprising success: unique and everyday treasures bought from the auctions of forgotten and abandoned storage units.When Flan secures the winning bid on a box filled only with an address and a note bearing the word “yes,” she sets out to discover the source of this mysterious message and its meaning. Armed with a well-worn copy of Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grassthat she turns to for guidance and solace, Flan becomes determined to find the “yes” in her own life. This search inward only strengthens her desire to unearth the hidden stories of those around her–in particular, her burqa-clad Afghan neighbor. Flan’s interest in this intriguing and secretive woman, however, comes at a formidable price for Flan and her family.Set during the year following the September 11 attacks, Self Storage explores the raw insecurities of a changed society. With lush writing, great humor, and a genuine heart, Gayle Brandeis takes a peek into the souls of a woman and a community–and reveals that it is not our differences that drive us apart but our willful concealment of the qualities that connect us.

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I don't remember purchasing this book. It showed up on my library list, so I thought the universe was trying to tell me something, and I chose to read it ahead of some other books I do remember ordering. I haven't had the time to contemplate why I responded so positively to it, but I know that the ideas of obsession with stuff, responding to YES, having conscious appreciation of the communities in my life will stay with me and allow me to observe these influences will stay with me. This book will be my pick for my book group when it's my turn to host.

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