I bought this book for Kindle after hearing the author speak on a local public radio show. The show is kind of new-agey, so I should have known what to expect. In reality, there was another book featured on the show that I'd wanted to buy, but it wasn't available yet, so I settled for this one.I ...
My mother died the day before my first law school final. Hope Edelman says, in this book, that partway through college she had a weird urge to walk up to strangers and tell them, “My mother died when I was seventeen,” because she recognized that this fact about herself, this fact that alienated h...
Even when my mother was alive he preferred to stay at home listening to the radio and working crossword puzzles while she went out at night. She scheduled the social events, organized the dinner parties, made all the new friends. After she died, it wasn’t much of a surprise that he spoke even les...