A review by femti11
Love, Again by Doris Lessing

4.0

I was a little hesitant picking up Love, Again, because it's not one of Lessing's more talked about books, but I found it to be a rather quick read (the extra reading time was mostly because it decided to commit suicide by drowning in my bathtub when I had my back turned for a minute). It's got parallels to A Midsummer Night's Dream, but with a more realistic (and much bleaker) ending. It's a serious story of different kinds of love and what it means, but it had me laughing out loud in places too.