"All The Light We
Cannot See", by Anthony Doerr is by far the best book that I
have read in recent years. The story is captivating (read my share at the end
of this post), and Doerr's writing is almost like musical movement. Please
watch the author talk about his inspirations.
My story - I was
trying to read this book in snatches of time - frustrating because I loved it
so. I was finally down to the last 50 pages or so - critical, action packed
emotional pages. I was reading it while sitting in the waiting room of my eye
doctor for my early morning, annual exam. I closed the book with
exasperation as I was called into my appointment; went in; promptly had
eye-dilating drops placed into my eyes - and found myself unable to read print
until it was time to go to bed! Oh my gosh - I was so frustrated! I wanted to
find out what happened and it felt like an endless wait!
What a story, what
writing - exceptional in every way. Treat yourself to an early Christmas
present!
The summary already gave me goose bumps...
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, Tracy!
When I'm at the end of a book that has grabbed me like that I find that I read and repeat pages before moving on...read, repeat, read, repeat...because I just don't want it to end! Thanks for the recommendation Tracy. I'll add it to my reading list for this winter!
ReplyDeleteYou and Judy sold me on this - it's now on my winter reading list!
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely one of the best books of 2014.
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