Published: 2005Read: 2011
Genre: Memoir
Rating: 4
Review: Goodreads
A quick read with lots of dog eared pages, underlined passages and notes in the margins. This is a memoir told in snippets or snapshots of memories and flashbacks interspersed with the present - how she dealt with the sudden death of her husband. I don't get the title.
I agree with the Chicago Sun-Times: "Unforgettable...both personal and universal. She has given the reader an eloquent starting point in which to navigate through the wilderness of grief." If I ever wrote a book about my grief journey, I would want this to be said.
A more extensive post with quotes and my thoughts of this highly recommended book is on Josh's blog.
A quick read with lots of dog eared pages, underlined passages and notes in the margins. This is a memoir told in snippets or snapshots of memories and flashbacks interspersed with the present - how she dealt with the sudden death of her husband. I don't get the title.
I agree with the Chicago Sun-Times: "Unforgettable...both personal and universal. She has given the reader an eloquent starting point in which to navigate through the wilderness of grief." If I ever wrote a book about my grief journey, I would want this to be said.
A more extensive post with quotes and my thoughts of this highly recommended book is on Josh's blog.
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