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Reviewed by- linda (2009/08/23, 08:31 AM)
This is an elegant, calm read that will most likely never appear on any bestseller lists. There is no emotional roller coaster or highs and lows, only excellent prosaic writing and a simple elegant story with real characters. It’s about living in the moment and the meaning of family and true friendship. It does deal with some complex issues, but the tone is quiet and subdued never hurried. I think the concept of a person’s memory only lasting eighty minutes is unique and beautifully portrays the meaning of unconditional love. The professor’s limited means of communication is through numbers so the book has some mathematical descriptions. Don’t let this deter you from reading the book if you hate math; it’s a common ground for bonding, not about learning or comprehending math. I recommend this book to those who love character driven books replete with compassion that leave you pondering life and your own good fortune.Back.
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