Title: Beautiful, haunting, memorable
Product review: Cunningham not only brings Virginia Woolf to life in his novel "The Hours," but he also brings her novel "Mrs. Dalloway" to life as well. The book is a joy to read:*it's unutterably clever in the way it unobtrusively echoes the plot and characters of "Mrs. Dalloway," serving as a tribute to that novel and recalling its very themes*it's gorgeously written in long, rhythmic, sumptuous sentences that echo Woolf's own style*it's brilliantly constructed as it moves back and forth among its three story lines, and I truly can't remember a more satisfying conclusion to a novel in years*it will move you and it will stay with you once you've finished reading itAnd now a confession: when I read "Mrs. Dalloway" as an immature college student many years ago, I failed to appreciate it. In fact, I put off reading "The Hours" for some time because of my college reading experience. I'm certainly glad I've grown up enough to have opened the covers of this lovely, lovely book.
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