Dellarobia Turnbow has been married to her husband, Buddy, for seventeen years and works as a waitress in the town of Yonwood, Tennessee. She feels that she and her husband have stuck with each other through everything that life has thrown at them. But there was one secret that Dellarobia never told him. And it had been weighing on her mind since she first discovered it fourteen years ago. While she had been taking care of her dying mother. Dellarobia found out that she was pregnant…with Buddy’s child!
Overview About “Flight Behavior” by “Barbara Kingsolver”
Flight Behavior is a masterful, topical novel that combines thriller elements and scientific data to create a truly unique reading experience. Kingsolver tackles climate change, survival of species, human resilience, and familial ties, in short, sharp chapters that keep you hooked until late into the night. If you’re looking for your next summer read, look no further. Flight Behavior is certainly worth downloading and adding to your e-library. But as we all know when it comes to climate change and other pressing environmental issues—this novel reads like nonfiction. Perhaps that’s why Flight Behavior sits on top of USA Today’s Bestseller list for Fiction/Literature today. It seems more like a documentary than anything else.
Reviews About “Flight Behavior” by “Barbara Kingsolver”
Flight Behavior is a story about an interesting subject. The main character, Dellarobia Turnbow, is a young woman from Tennessee who has always worked on her family’s farm. She would have been satisfied to live out her life in obscurity if it weren’t for the eponymous Monarch butterflies and their migration through her town. From there, Flight Behavior examines all kinds of topics—family expectations and love interests; social divisions and environmental changes; religious faith and magical thinking—which Kingsolver explores with intelligence, humor, empathy, and courage.
About “Barbara Kingsolver” the author of “Flight Behavior Barbara”
Kingsolver was born in 1955 and grew up on a farm in southern Virginia. After studying biology at DePauw University, she spent two years as a graduate student at Case Western Reserve University and then transferred to Arizona State University. Where she received her MFA. She is an internationally celebrated author whose novel The Poisonwood Bible won a National Book Award for fiction and whose works include articles, poetry collections, essays on literary and social issues, children’s books, and five novels. She is a contributing opinion writer for The New York Times, a columnist for Harper’s Magazine, a member of The American Academy of Arts & Letters, and divides her time between Italy and Kentucky.
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