This book won’t tell you how to make your home feel better, but it will get you thinking about our houses. Why we feel the way we do in general and will help you look at your own personal feelings about houses. I found it to be very interesting, and it says a lot that this is one the first books I finished in months!

Loved it.

Easy read with some fun discussions.

I was worried that Kevin Costner would ruin this, but he didn’t.
It felt real. Sad, funny, tragic, and interesting. I thought it could do without the framing mechanism of the the daughter’s film about anger. That gave it an artifical feel that jarred me from the enjoyment of it as it was. Luckily this only frames the story so most of it is unaffected.

I didn’t think I would like this, not sure why. So it is good that a trusted friend gave it to me. It was great. The narration moves between two complimentary storylines (think Cold Mountain) and by the time you are thoroughly engrossed in one of the stories, it is time to switch to another story.

I love this magazine.
I gound it at the Harvard Coop when Nora was barely 4 weeks old and it was like the heavens opened up and sang. In other words, it spoke to me. And it continues to. I finally got a subscription.