Oh what a moral quandry this book presents - do you feel anger or empathy for David? Do you feel a sense of loss for Norah? Is there any way that you could see this complicated situation being amended?
I have found, in reading this story, that mid-way through I could very easily put it down and walk away from it. Having the book club discussion coming up, obviously I picked it up again and am glad I did. The story, despite its' emotional "stop" mid-way, picked up again quite nicely. I have learned from one book clubber that she experienced that same "stop". Did you?
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Shoot! I meant to pop in for this and now it's 8:15 pm Apr. 30 and I've had 2 glasses of wine with dinner and can't drive.
Loved this book too. My mom read it and sent it on to me.
Sigh...
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