This made me cry over thoughts about my sisters.
I read it for only 3 days. It was worth reading during a long day.
Finished it at the break room every 20 minutes of waiting.
Reading this is like watching a chick flick. Fair enough, I loved the last sentence.
"Love is the sum of our choices, the strength of our commitments
and the ties that bind us together..."
This book talks about my greatest fear...
"to lose everything".
It talks about Alzheimer's.
And I had to put it down a bit every other chapter
because it's quite heavy as time goes by.
(I had difficulty figuring out if the story teller of this book is a 1st or 3rd person.
Whoever can give me an idea, realization and/or proof, you're free to comment.)