
3.03.2009
Room For Two
A writer friend from my mission, Abel Keogh, was kind enough to send me a copy of his book, Room For Two. This is Abel's own true story about his wife's suicide when she was 7 months pregnant, and their preemie baby girl that died 9 days later. Most of the book takes place in the year following this tragedy as he picked up the pieces and found happiness again {which was miraculous to say the least}. As most people know, this is a subject that is extremely near and dear to me. I read this in less than 24 hrs. Besides the great writing and imagery, I just got a little addicted to seeing the ride through to the end. It was very close to home for me. I recommend it to everyone.

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5 comments:
so....it was better than the Joy Luck Club??
Ha! HA! Michelle you are so funny. YES!! It was WAY better than The Joy Luck Club. What is wrong with me that I couldn't stand that book? I disliked it almost as much as The Red Pony. That's goin' on The Daily Uncool for sure!
Is it too depressing to read pregnant? I just finished reading The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins...really liked this book...but I got annoyed with the name "Peeta" throughout. It reminded me of Tales of 4th Grade Nothing when I was a kid and lil' Fudge always calling his brother, Peter...Peeta!
I'll have to check this one out.
Thanks, Emilie. It's great to be cool! :-)
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