Every Little Scrap and Wonder / Carla Funk. 3 stars

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This is a memoir of the author’s childhood, written as a series of essays. Carla Funk grew up in Vanderhoof, British Columbia in a Mennonite family, in the 1980s(?).

This was ok. I’m not a big fan of long paragraphs and this had more than I’d like. It took a bit to realize each chapter was a different essay/topic, rather than the book being a chronological memoir. What I liked was the familiarity. My dad’s family (I grew up in Southern Saskatchewan) was Mennonite, so there were familiar names (so many names got used over and over!), some German words, and food.