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A review by llonguki_marcakami
Conversations on Love by Natasha Lunn
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
4.5
it is not a guide because there is not such thing like that for love (i was afraid it would be). many different stories shared by many diverse people. really loved the 3-part structure and the interview format alternated with personal experiences from the author i find it difficult to highligh one part or one story over the other because there are lessons to be applied from every one of them
plus i really enjoyed that love
is touched on a wider spectrum that it generally is: romantic love, parental, fraternal, love for friends, for society, experiences... we are so lucky to have many potential things to love in this world (even when some of these loves have been taken from us)
the end of the book was such a roller-coaster of emotions with a crucial moment of the author's personal life and it shows how every love story is unique and feels different regardless of all the love lessons we have learned or all the books we have read
plus i really enjoyed that love
is touched on a wider spectrum that it generally is: romantic love, parental, fraternal, love for friends, for society, experiences... we are so lucky to have many potential things to love in this world (even when some of these loves have been taken from us)
the end of the book was such a roller-coaster of emotions with a crucial moment of the author's personal life and it shows how every love story is unique and feels different regardless of all the love lessons we have learned or all the books we have read