4.5 stars.I often find it a lot harder to review the books I really liked than the ones I didn't, so I've been sitting on this review for weeks.But I really loved this book. There were a couple things about it that annoyed me, so I'll get those out of the way first. I didn't like that so many of the...
We Are Water is a family story, of hurt and healing, acceptance and moving forward. It was quite good, written in alternating POVs, but mostly that of Annie and Orion Oh, an estranged couple. There are many flashbacks, but the present day story revolves around the upcoming nuptials between Annie O...
Near the end of this book, there's talk of a study where brain scientists studied the MRIs of subject when they read fiction. They apparently found that the brain was stimulated through reading fiction in much the same way as it was if the reader was actually experiencing the scenarios described in...
I picked up this read simply because I was drawn to the title, not knowing what the story was about. Partway in, I realize that it's about a middle-aged woman who has left her husband for.... another woman. I chose to continue reading as, by that time, I was drawn into wanting to find out what goes ...
I bought the Kindle version of this book with a Christmas GC from my sister. In middle age, Anna Oh - wife, mother, outsider artist - has shaken her family to its core. After twenty-seven years of marriage and three children, Anna has fallen in love with Vivica, the wealthy, cultured, confident M...
Thank you HarperCollins via Edelweiss for providing me with an early copy of this book! It all started with Joe Jones, a black man – an artist – in the early 60’s. A man whose art isn't taken seriously due to his race. A man who ends up dead unexpectedly and under suspect circumstances. Joe’s story,...
Regardless of whether or not the reader likes the story or the subject matter of this book, from the first page to the last, the reader will appreciate Lamb’s way with words. It is remarkably easy to read, and the tale unfolds seamlessly as each character is brought to life and ultimately reconciled...
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