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A review by mindtravelagent
The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son on Life, Love, and Loss by Anderson Cooper
4.0
I picked this up yesterday at the library and couldn't put it down.
I really enjoyed the correspondence format, the conversational style between the two of them. Of course her son does die to the nature of his work, but Vanderbilt is a fine wordsmith as well.
This book was the result of a need to build some closeness and new understanding between the two of them after a brief illness she had, and the unintended chasms that can emerge between loved ones following death and tragedy.
I also found it oddly synchronistic to be reading this when I was thinking deeply about parent/child relationships following the one two passing away of Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds.
I really enjoyed the correspondence format, the conversational style between the two of them. Of course her son does die to the nature of his work, but Vanderbilt is a fine wordsmith as well.
This book was the result of a need to build some closeness and new understanding between the two of them after a brief illness she had, and the unintended chasms that can emerge between loved ones following death and tragedy.
I also found it oddly synchronistic to be reading this when I was thinking deeply about parent/child relationships following the one two passing away of Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds.