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This is one of those books that I enjoyed a bit, but couldn't really tell you what it was all about. I'm still wrestling as to what I should walk away from this book. It was a nice story, felt somewhat unfinished and frayed at the edges a bit, but I enjoyed it. It made me think about love, loneliness, regrets, sadness. It's about life in general. Sweet little story.
The present life was only a matter of how things had stacked together in the past... if she had the chance to hand over everything s...more
This was an easy, fun read. I put this in my when you need to just pour thru something not terribly complicated, but enjoyable. It goes between the dense, slow reading and thought provoking. I have also read Bel Canto and Truth and Beauty, both of which fall into the same category for me. Feel good reads.
A little disappointed with this one as I loved Bel Canto. The writing was flat and the story was contrived. Just too many flaky conincidences. My breaking point was at the end when Fr. Sullivan knew Tennessee Moser.
Nov 27, 2011
Karen
marked it as to-read
May 17, 2016
Bekah Porter-Sandy
marked it as to-read
