‘Where The Crawdads Sing’ Explores Individual Liberty As A Tool Of Survival

In another time, “Where the Crawdads Sing,” written by Delia Owens,

would be a coming of age, murder-mystery, romance drama with a raw and magnetic appeal.

But in a time when all is politically scrutinized, reviewers ask whether

Crawdads” is “green” enough, and if Kya Clark is a pink hat-aligned woman.

However, what America finds in both the bestselling novel and the Reese

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this week, is that Kya Clark governs herself in liberty and discipline,

keeps to her family values, and is hard not to see as an all-American inspiration.

Kya’s story begins near the age of birth suffering violent child abuse.