This book is an incredible poignant look at the time in between life and death.
What may seem like the most depressing and no- life lived, can actually be the life that is being lived beautifully if only it can be seen. Or maybe the life that seems so wonderful is not at all.
Our life's choices not only affect ourselves but for ever single person we encounter.
The author's well written story unfolds in such away that it allows us to take a glimpse into one person's life...their library so to speak and how her different choices of life depended on how she chose. Ultimately she has to choose to live!
Wonderful quotes and references to Waldon and Thoreau only enhance a beautiful book that deserves its 5 stars.
Disclosure: I borrowed a copy of this book from my local library. The views here are 100% my own and may differ from yours. -Michelle
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