pickI am a big fan of Greene, and this lovely, quiet novel about Henry and Margot who meet and fall in love in college and then are separated only to meet again 20 years later is filled with joy, melancholy, and a tenderness for who we are when we are young and who we become as we age. Gorgeous.
pickA beautiful (but predictable) book about a young poet who falls in love with the stereotypical rich East coast trust fund girl. I want to spend the weekend in Vermont and sit on a porch in a thunderstorm.
...those half-formed moments before dawn when I didn't want the world to wake because it meant I had to share you 🌅
I had to bail (for now) on this book. It makes me melancholy, and I don't want to feel that way this time of year. I read about 1/4 of it. I like it - just not right now.
Here is my next book. Who has read this already?
This is my tentative December tbr stack. I'm finishing up the Martian tomorrow.
pickThe story of a poet and a painter, finding themselves and each other again. The prose was like poetry in so many places; I marked many phrases to come back to for the pleasure of reading them again.
pickMet this author at the Point Street Reading Series in Providence last month and I was completely captivated by this book. I could not put it down!
Former lovers reconnecting.A chance encounter in Manhattan &the dance begins again❤️
"Margot," Henry whispers. It is a name he has always loved to say. A name that is sui generis to him, it could only belong to her. It is a name he likes to turn over in his mouth. A tiny poem of a name, how it rises to the g and then falls soft as silk to the silence of the t.
Just sat down to start this book. It's a my first preview book before it's released!
I loved Greene's first novel so have high hopes for this story of refound love. Can the magic be rekindled decades after a couple parted? I like the first sentence.
If I Forget You | 
