Title: Everything a novel should be
Product review: This novel was heartbreaking, uplifting, enraging, and empowering. I read Mrs. Dalloway in college and couldn't quite yet grasp what was being said. I read this novel as a desparate housewife of a sort, and wept. I wept for myself, for women through otu the ages. I wept for my dying spirit, and in that realization I was able to find myself again. I suspect many women have had the same reaction. In subsequent readings I've found there are some problems with the plot development, but this novel is so beautiful and so poignant that it doesn't matter.
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