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Save:"The Lover's Dictionary" by David Levithan is a unique love story told through dictionary entries, each word representing a moment or aspect of a couple's relationship. The narrative unfolds through alphabetically arranged definitions, offering glimpses into the ups and downs, laughter and tears, fights and betrayals of the couple's journey. The writing style is poetic, raw, and emotional, capturing the essence of love and relationships in short, poignant entries that paint a vivid picture of the characters' experiences.
I was so nervous to meet Kathryn. You’d made it clear she was the only friend whose opinion you really cared about, so I spent more time getting dressed for her than I ever had for you. We met at that... - #2
Save:'The Time Traveler's Wife' by Audrey Niffenegger is a unique love story that intertwines the lives of Henry, a man who involuntarily travels through time, and Clare, his wife who meets him at different stages of his life. The narrative is structured around their meetings in both real time and time travel, creating a complex yet emotionally engaging storyline. The author skillfully explores themes of love, loss, and relationships through the lens of time travel, offering a mix of romance and science fiction elements. Readers are taken on a journey through different timelines, experiencing the joys and sorrows that come with the challenges of time travel.
The writing style of 'The Time Traveler's Wife' is praised for its emotional depth and intricate storytelling. The novel alternates between the perspectives of Henry and Clare, providing insight into their thoughts and feelings as they navigate the complexities of their unusual relationship. The author's ability to capture the essence of love and longing, along with vivid descriptions of Chicago and the characters' emotional journeys, immerses readers in a world where time is fluid and love transcends all boundaries.
Clare: The first time it happens Henry is away. It's the eighth week of the pregnancy. The baby is the size of a plum, has a face and hands and a beating heart. It is early evening, early summer, and ... - #3
Save:'The History of Love' by Nicole Krauss is a beautifully written novel that intertwines the lives of various characters, including an elderly Holocaust survivor named Leo Gursky, a young girl named Alma Singer, and an author named Zvi Litvinoff. The story revolves around a book titled 'The History of Love' and explores themes of love, loss, loneliness, and the power of storytelling. The narrative is complex, with multiple perspectives and timelines that eventually converge to reveal the connections between the characters and their shared histories.
The writing style of Nicole Krauss in 'The History of Love' is described as poetic, intricate, and emotionally compelling. The book features interweaving narratives, unique storytelling techniques, and a mix of humor, tragedy, and drama. Through the characters of Leo, Alma, and Zvi, Krauss delves into the human experience, highlighting the importance of connection, self-expression, and the enduring impact of art on individuals' lives.
When they write my obituary. Tomorrow. Or the next day. It will say, LEO GURSKY IS SURVIVED BY AN APARTMENT FULL OF SHIT. I’m surprised I haven’t been buried alive. The place isn’t big. I have to stru... 'Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar' by Cheryl Strayed is a collection of heartfelt and honest advice columns written by Strayed under the pseudonym Dear Sugar. The book offers a glimpse into the lives of strangers seeking guidance, with Strayed responding with compassion, wisdom, and personal anecdotes. The writing style is intimate and personal, with readers describing how the stories and advice made them laugh, cry, and feel inspired. Strayed's advice is raw, real, and often draws from her own experiences, creating a connection with readers seeking solace and understanding.
It’s a selection of Dear Sugar columns. Many were originally published on TheRumpus.net. Others appear here for the first time. The letters in this book were emailed to Sugar via an anonymous form on ...'What We Talk About When We Talk About Love' by Raymond Carver is a collection of short stories that delve into the complexities of human emotions, primarily focusing on themes of love, loneliness, confusion, and discontent. Carver's writing style is described as minimalist, yet impactful, with a keen ability to capture the raw and vulnerable moments in his characters' lives. The stories often revolve around ordinary activities and interactions, but Carver's unique narrative approach leaves readers contemplating the deeper layers of each tale.
The four of us were sitting around his kitchen table drinking gin. Sunlight filled the kitchen from the big window behind the sink. There were Mel and me and his second wife, Teresa—Terri, we called h...- #6
Save:'The Shape of Water' by Daniel Kraus and Guillermo Del Toro is a beautifully written book that tells a unique and intriguing story of love between a woman and a sea monster. The writing style is described as poetic and beautiful, with scenes that flow seamlessly like a movie, providing the perspectives of various characters mentioned in the story. The book explores themes of romance, fantasy, and the complexities of relationships between humans and non-humans, reminiscent of classic tales like Beauty and the Beast but with a modern twist.
RICHARD STRICKLAND READS the brief from General Hoyt. He’s at eleven thousand feet. The twin-prop taking hits as hard as a boxer’s fists. The last leg of Orlando to Caracas to Bogotá to Pijuayal, the ... - #7
Save:The Law of Moses by Amy Harmon is a beautifully written story that delves into a broad range of emotions, making readers feel completely spent after reading it. The plot follows the lives of Georgia and Moses, two entirely different personalities with a strong bond between them. Moses, a cracked baby abandoned in a laundry basket, is a mesmerizing artist who expresses his thoughts through his paintings and holds a secret that sets him apart. The story explores love, loss, pain, friendship, supernatural elements, addiction, mental issues, intimacy, mystery, murder, and art, creating a unique and emotional narrative that keeps readers engaged.
The book's writing style is described as raw, flawed, and great in the first half, focusing on the teenage years of Georgia and Moses. However, the story transitions into a mostly typical romance when it jumps ahead seven years, with a heartfelt and emotional tone throughout. The Law of Moses combines humor, romance, angst, sorrow, and a dark mystery thread, offering readers a well-balanced and captivating storyline that evokes a wide range of emotions.
THEY FOUND MOSES in a laundry basket at the Quick Wash, wrapped in a towel, a few hours old and close to death. A woman heard him cry and picked him up, putting him against her skin and wrapping them ... - #8
Save:'Trial and Temptation' by Ruby Lionsdrake is a sci-fi romance novel set in the Mandrake Company series. The story follows Commander Gregor Thatcher and former freighter pilot Valerian Calendula as they navigate their complex relationship amidst an exciting adventure on a space station and a planet torn by civil war. The author, Lionsdrake, expertly crafts lovable and relatable characters, including a mercenary with autistic traits and a sarcastic new recruit, making the plot engaging and the characters endearing.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mandrake Company ) - #9
Save:'Dirty Daddies' by Jade West is a unique and emotionally driven novel that explores the story of Carrie, a troubled and misunderstood teenager who finds self-worth through the tough love of two older men. The book delves into the dynamics between Carrie, Michael, and Jack, showcasing a polyamorous relationship that challenges societal norms while providing a compelling and sensual narrative. Despite dealing with taboo themes, the book offers a light-hearted and sexy read with well-developed characters and a plot thick with unique wit.
She dropped herself into the seat opposite, sitting just as she is right now, with the same world-hating scowl on her pretty face, the same hunch of her perfectly sloping shoulders, and the same nervo... - #10
Save:'The Purchased Bride' in the series 'Nebraska Prairie' by author Ruth Ann Nordin tells the story of Ada, a woman who is sold by her brother to marry a stranger in Nebraska. Ada finds herself in a situation where she is meant to take care of Pete, a man who is perceived as mentally challenged but is actually deaf. As Ada gets to know Pete, she discovers his intelligence and kindness, and they form a genuine relationship that goes beyond the initial assumptions made about him. The plot unfolds with Ada navigating her new life in Nebraska, challenging societal norms, and finding unexpected love and understanding with Pete.
The writing style of 'The Purchased Bride' is described as well-written, engaging, and with a gift for explaining deafness to the reader. The story explores themes of love, acceptance, and overcoming misconceptions, with a unique twist of addressing deafness in the 1800s. Despite some readers finding the basic plot issue implausible and aspects of character development lacking, the book is commended for its genuine portrayal of the relationship between Ada and Pete, as well as its historical context and unexpected storyline.
