The plot starts out at an even pace covering the background of theĬharacters (but not Kit's entire story until later) before picking up Quotes that I won't share due to spoilers, but there was so much insight These are beautifully captured characters. Loved the grace they gave each other, as they tried to understand and I loved the empathy given to the life ofĪll these characters and the insight into their situations. I wanted to know what happened to them and see The narrative switching between the character's stories and found themĮqually compelling. Halpern has made all these characters appealing and compelling. Rusty is, obliviously, trying to find a new direction to his life Is based more on her parent's decisions and how they have impacted her
Kit's story is more complicated than the others and the largerīackstory that begs to be told after the opening chapter. These three unique individuals begin to form an uneasy friendship andĬonnection as their stories are slowly told through alternatingĬhapters. He also begins to connect with Kit and Sunny. Retired men who come to the library every morning to read the papers andĭrink coffee. He is at the library everyday using theĬomputer to do research. Riverton looking for an old bank account that belonged to his mom and Rusty is a former Wall Street investor who lost his job. Opens up a new world to her and she eagerly attaches herself to Kit. Sunny is un-schooled and the only child of her She is sentenced to community service at the library for the Sunny (Solstice) is an fifteen-year-old who is arrested for shoplifting aĭictionary. Bondi, and what he has said to her in the past and Life that revolves around working at the library.
Kit has moved here four years ago toĮscape her past and wants nothing more than a peaceful, quiet, secluded "Robbers" Library based on the name of a local tycoon, Robers, who Kit is the reference librarian at the Carnegie Library (called the Me how much I loved this gracefully written contemporary, charming novel Highly recommended novel about second chances and family.
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