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When Haru Was Here
by Dustin Thao
challenging
emotional
hopeful
sad
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
A hear wrenching, emotional, Rollercoaster that brings the eventuality of grief into unexpected perspectives.
After Eric loses his best friend, he us left navigating the world in what feels like a lonesome narrative. But a chance visit to Japan finds him meeting the endearing Haru, travelling away from the group and taking in the sights of the Festival of Light. But in their rushed meeting, Eric is unable to retrieve Haru's number and leaves for Chicago soon after. From here, Eric must face reality and the tragic realization that to love, is also to lose.
I can't encapsulate in words the devastation and heart ache this book delivers.
After Eric loses his best friend, he us left navigating the world in what feels like a lonesome narrative. But a chance visit to Japan finds him meeting the endearing Haru, travelling away from the group and taking in the sights of the Festival of Light. But in their rushed meeting, Eric is unable to retrieve Haru's number and leaves for Chicago soon after. From here, Eric must face reality and the tragic realization that to love, is also to lose.
I can't encapsulate in words the devastation and heart ache this book delivers.