Submitted by Euthanaught t3_11ux1ji in books
Mine has to be The Gray House by Mariam Petrosyan. It’s a beautifully huge Russian novel, a slice of life book about kids with physical disabilities living in a group home, with just a dash of magic realism, enough to make you go “what the fuck?” and want to read it all over again. Apparently it’s quite popular in Russia, even more so than Harry Potter, but /r/thegrayhouse only has ~300 members.