Amy Wright Glenn

At the time I read this, I was also reading "Death: A Memoir," so my review might be a little tainted with two incredible books back to back with this one being the slightly lesser of the two.

This is still a good read and meditation on end of life care and end of life emotions. It is at times raw and at times steps back a bit and just lets the reflection be. The meditation seems to flow in an almost stream of consciousness with some wonderful sentences within the book. The author can write.

This is definitely a niche book, but it is worth a gander. I gave it 3.5 stars.

*I received this book for review from NetGalley for free. I received it in exchange for an honest review.*… (mais)