This was a soso read for me. Half way I almost put the book aside but decided to stay with it. However, it's quite predictable and an easy read. The story line is original and I liked that.If you enjoy stories that begin with tragedy and end on a happy note try this one. The heroine loves her husband beyond belief. When she loses her husband she discovers who he really was. Nevertheless, she believes that he loved her beyond everything even though he romped from bed to bed with other women during their marriage. I loved this book! At it's heart, it's a book about second chances and making the most of them. The author gives the reader a unique perspective into the emotions of the characters by alternatively telling the story through the eyes and voices of the individual characters. Emily is a young widow trying to cope with the death of her husband, the potential loss of her home, and a career that is disintegrating. Sandy, the husband, lived his life selfishly and without concern for the hurt he was prepared to inflict on Emily. Upon his death, he is given another chance to make things right, but the condition is that he has to live his life in a dog's body (Einstein). If he can't make things right this time around with Emily, he is told that he will simply fade away. A very unique way to tell a story that will have the reader both laughing and crying till the very end.
What do You think about Emily And Einstein (2011)?
If you are a dog lover this book will be an enjoyable read.
—numan_ahm
