Everything you need to understand or teach Sight by Jessie Greengrass.
In Jessie Greengrass's novel Sight, when the unnamed protagonist gets pregnant for the second time, she is overcome by the same anxieties she experienced during her first pregnancy. Throughout the novel, she attempts to make sense of what she is feeling in both her body and her mind. Such internal work catalyzes her delves not only into her own childhood, but into complex historical and scientific texts. Written from the protagonist's first person point of view, the novel explores themes including identity, motherhood, and grief.
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