When it comes to choosing a book for your next meeting, there's really no better recommendation than one from another reader or book club member. This book was fascinating yet heartwrenching, learning about Ann's life in bits and pieces, so much like real memory. Despite being unable to focus enough to read anything else. An excellent book with great insight into the process of death, memory, hopes, dreams, regrets and reality. A woman found solace on her deathbed from a memory that wasn't sullied by time or reality.
Weddings are particularly powerful collections of people and promise.
While imagining what happened to Harris, you'll find yourself musing about people you've had brief but significant encounters with in your own life. Characters were beautiful, amazing and such depth. It gave me greater insight to the plight of my patients. For two months, I held back, reading just a couple of pages at a time to make the newness last. Knowing I could reread these lyrical lines was some comfort, but also knowing these curiosities would be answered made me covet this first reading even more.