Lonely: Learning to Live with Solitude

Called a"memoir",but, reads like a textbook

I bought this book because it was called a "memoir".
Little did I know that I would be reading a textbook about the author's
research on the topic of loneliness.
I was dissapointed.

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It was good...

I thought that this was an interesting thriller, but the authors writing style was not smooth and I had to re-read many times to follow the story line and characters' thought processes. I was not too crazy about the rape and murder of children, but this was the base line of the story, so beyond that if you could focus on the family and heaven it was a mediocre read. My main interest of the story was what was heaven like and how different people interpreted their own heavens. It was a loving tale about the family's trials and how they learn to live with loss, and how the dead learn to live with their loss. I probably will not explore any more writings by this author because I just didn't like her complicated writing style.

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