The Things We Keep discussion

Hi this is the first book I have read by this author. I truly enjoyed it and i hope she continues to write more books. It was a book like no other and i felt a draw to it that it was hard to put it down. It kept my attention and told love stories at many different levels. relationship between eve and her dtr Clem
eve and the Gardner, Luke and Anna so sad that this illness could be found in people so young. The relationship of Anna twin and the father alot of family interaction
iii believe that all people need physical touch by others and even holding hands is a form of love and devotion. even if they can not speak they want to be near each other and hold hands
eve pt herself out on a limp to help them be together. she risked her own job. she had alot of her own feelings to work through with her husband killing himself
truly would recommend this book

Hi Dana,

Why don't you write this in your review space for the book, rather than starting a discussion just to share your review?

Figgy wrote: "Hi Dana,

Why don't you write this in your review space for the book, rather than starting a discussion just to share your review?"

I'm wondering that too.

i am new to this site and the computer i did not know how to find the review to post it where it belongs if you could help me out that would be great

You go to the book's page, here:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

Over on the left of the screen, below the cover of the book, you should have it shelved as "Read". It doesn't appear that you do, so click on the little arrow next to the "Want to Read" box and select "Read" from the drop down.

When you mark it as read, a review box should pop up. But if you refresh the book page, just below the book details you will see information with your shelf and an area for your star rating. If you click "Edit review" to the right of that, it will take you to a review page.

I'm confident that Dana appreciates the helpful tips in how to find areas in this site as would have I, however, I read through Dana's comments twice and found them to be a discussion of what she thought of the book and related it to what she believed--such as everyone needs human touch.