I'll Come to You
Kauffman gives us vignettes rather than the wide view. Each scene has its own arc ... The joy in this book is something to admire deeply ... The delights aren’t cheap, either: Kauffman loves them enough to bestow upon them the genuine, radiant, quiet, don’t blink kind of happiness. She shows us there is room in a novel — as in the heart — for everyone.
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Portrayed with deep compassion ... Many nuanced, expressive voices ... The ending felt a bit rushed to me when one character’s large-looming opinion about his parents’ divorce seemed to flip behind the scenes. But that’s probably due in part to the fact that I wasn’t ready to let go of people that felt so real.
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Tender and charming, I’ll Come to You candidly exposes generational gaps in understanding.
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