Life After Life recommendation
Avery just came upstairs to share a snack with me: sliced apples and almond butter. I'm reading "The Time Traveler's Wife," and sorry, but no. The conceit of the book would hurt my heart even if it were well written or I liked the characters, but I can't find myself giving a hoot. Please read "Life After Life," by Kate Atkinson, for a gorgeous, thoughtful time traveling, stopping, upending read. But even though I have stage four cancer for Pete's sake, I feel compelled to finish all the books I start, so plow on I will. Anyhow, Avery is about to move to Northampton this week to start a year-long research fellowship related to community outreach, energy use reduction and waste. Lucky for all of us, Zoe is a student at Smith and it brings a real measure of peace to me to think about them tucked away in a coffee shop in Noho with their laptops and books on Buddhist poetry and molecular biology together this upcoming winter. The girls shared a room for y