Home Repair/Liz Rosenberg
Thursday, December 25, 2008
I had the privilege, this Christmas day, of reading an early copy of Home Repair (Avon/HarperCollins), Liz Rosenberg's debut novel for adults, which will be available this coming April. In this brief video/photo montage, I read a few favorite sentences from the book and talk briefly (though so much more can be said) about its impact on my own mood and mind today.
Liz has lived a remarkable life. She knows sorrow first hand, and loss. She knows the persuasive power of children. She believes in love. She writes extraordinary sentences that somehow tangle economy and heart.
6 comments:
Sounds lovely. Thanks for the recommendation.
Wishing you and yours a Merry Christmas!
That does sound good. I got three of your books today! (Undercover, House of Dance, and Seeing Past Z.) Yay!
Whoa—Vivian: Are you still standing after your crowd of happy Christmas Evers?
And B&BM—I don't even know what to say. Too much. I'll say that. Too much. Please thank Santa for me.
I'm putting this on my to be purchased list right now - it's just my kind of story.
Becca,
I was thinking of you as I read this book.....
I love it when I can't put a book down and, if I do, I can't stop thinking about it. Although, it's killer on my sleep cause I usually stay up to finish a book.
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