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Feb 11, 2012
This is a beautiful story. It could have easily been exploitive or tacky; the documentation of a father dying, grieving for his mental clarity, past and wife. Instead, it's so damn honest and touching; done with evident respect and love.
I felt invited into the story of these people in an intimate manner. It's touching and sweet. Despite it chronically the end of a life, I felt uplifted by it, the tears that came at the end were grateful and enwisened.
I felt invited into the story of these people in an intimate manner. It's touching and sweet. Despite it chronically the end of a life, I felt uplifted by it, the tears that came at the end were grateful and enwisened.
Feb 05, 2011
It's a very short read as it's mostly photographs and small paragraphs, and it's accessible through the internet (http://www.dayswithmyfather.com/) -- you don't have to buy it unless you want to. I did. It's gripping and honest and humorous and painful and I wish everyone would read it.
Dec 29, 2010
A powerful & moving book. It will only take you a few minutes to read, but the story of a father & son will stay with you in ways that you can't imagine. A must read for those who have taken care of an ailing parent, or loved one. But it's one of those stories that will captivate anyone with a good heart.
Aug 18, 2010
Such beautiful sentiments and gorgeous, evocative photographs. Reminded me so much of my time with my mother during her last days.
Apr 23, 2011
Short. Stunning. Sad. Sentimental. Death has never seemed like such a treasure.
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