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Title: Sweet, sad tale of love of all sorts
Review: This book delves into all sorts of love-romantic, parental, love of what you do for a living-showing that the emotion, like life, is never perfect.To do this, Hager Cohen has drawn three intriguing, mostly likeable characters, and by interspersing chapters in the voices of Wally, Esker and Ann, we get cystalline picture of their characters and actions. Ann in particular is a luminous portrait of a teenager both insecure and brave, lovely and awkward, immature yet on her way to other things.These people Hager Cohen writes about are far from perfect..Ann has a destructive habit of flinging herself from high spaces, Wally is a pushover, staying in a marriage that's long over, Esker shuts herself off from the world for reasons that don't really seem sensible, but thanks to Hager's gift, I could at least sympathesize.Nicely drawn scenes, well-edited dialogue, and these three memorable characters...I really recommend this.
