Good Bones KINDLE MOBI by Margaret Atwood

The short (mini) stories in Margaret Atwood's Good Bones are elegant, witty, sardonic and subversive snippets of pure genius. Too short to really be called short stories, some are only a page long and don't have any real kind of narrative, they are more like mini musings on life, the universe and everything. The lack of story telling in some of them is by no means a criticism, instead they display Atwood's remarkable talent for social critic and observations on gender politics. Probably best read one or two at a time so that their perfection can truly soak in before diving into the next one this is a book for fans of her work and newcomers alike.
The sub­jects vary from a inte­rior mono­logue from Gertrude, Hamlet’s mother — why all went wrong, to a plea for all the wicked step­moth­ers and ugly step­sis­ters out there in the world of fairy­tale, to descrip­tions of by other forms of life of we humans and our planet.