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Product details
File Size: 3209 KB
Print Length: 212 pages
Publisher: Ballantine Books (March 18, 2010)
Publication Date: March 23, 2010
Language: English
ASIN: B0036S4B6C
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#75,289 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
After ranting on my blog that I couldn't find a book, today I picked up one that satisfied my story-tooth. The Pull of the Moon by Elizabeth Berg is a brilliantly conceived, beautifully written story about a woman's journey, from what happens to us at 12 to the transformation that comes with our 50s. Nan is none of us, yet my guess is that each of us will find something to identify with as she goes walkabout from her marriage. She doesn't leave her husband as much as she goes looking for her lost self.Talking about being part of the "bridge" generation, she says, "We flowered in the sixties, but the spirit of the fifties was deep in us." That identity split may make this a book that works more for those of us over 50 than younger women. As Nan travels about, she connects with strangers who help her find pieces of herself that got lost along the way.One of the heart-breaking stories she hears comes from an 86-year-old farm woman who shows her poems her husband wrote to her. After he died, she found them buried in a drawer, apparently not thinking they were actually good enough to give to her.I take back my rant ... apparently I haven't been looking in the right places.And for the one-star reviewers, I understand your criticisms. Few of us have the resources (and the patient husbands) that would make this journey possible. But, as someone who lost her husband at the beginning of her 60s, I recognize so many of the feelings of losing pieces of myself without even realizing it. I remember a day after he died when I realized that I truly didn't know what I wanted to eat. After 40 years of marriage, my first thought was always, "What would he want?" It has taken 10 years, but I'm starting to recognize my own tastes and needs.
Men, you have complained and whined about not understanding the mind of a woman. Young women, you don't know what is going on with your mother. Now you will. A woman decides to just up and go on a road trip to nowhere and finds herself and is the better for it, and so is her husband. She writes him every day about what's inside her. She journals every day. When she finds the peace that has always eluded her, she is able to go home. But there is so very much more to this story. You will be thankful to have read it.
Elizabeth Berg's book was an enjoyable, easy read that gave a wonderful insight into the beautiful sentiments and insightful thinking that goes on in the mind of (some?) women. Not to say that all women think as the main character Nan does, but certainly it offered one vantage point.Berg is a very gifted writer. She must be an artist, for she writes with a visual awareness seen usually only by advanced artists and photographers. But Berg goes beyond the artists by articulating so beautifully what she sees.I'm glad I discovered this book. It's given me a great respect and a deeper wonder for the exquisite,rich, delightful, delicate, emotional, feminine, strong, complicated, determined, and unique way of thinking that is wonderfully and distinctly different from my own as a man. Highly recommended for any man who seeks to better understand treasure his bride.
Elizabeth Berg writes so deeply about being a woman, a woman's experience, the uniqueness of living in our skin, and also about aging, I just don't know how to praise her enough. Pull of the Moon is as deep as Gilead by Marilynne Robinson (although a lot faster-paced, thank God, and wine-out-your-nose funny in places, too. I read a lot of the good stuff out loud to my husband, but when the main character in Moon describes a man's equipment (sanitized for Amazon) as "looking like a grub worm," well, that one I couldn't share.)A little backstory of my own. I loved her style, but when I got to Author TruLuv, I was pretty disappointed. And then when I downloaded a sample of her latest, Night of Miracles, I was hoping she went back to the more profound writing I loved. Doesn't look like it. I didn't buy the full book.But I went looking for some of her older ones, and bought Pull of the Moon (2010) and oh, what talent. I don't know if she, in recent years, decided to go a little easier on herself or what, but her earlier books (We Are All Welcome Here, Never Change, Talk Before Sleep, and The Year of Pleasures) are just exquisite.
This novel is not a stereotypical look of a woman in menopause. Nan comes to the decision that in order to stay married she needs to take an unplanned and unmapped trip. All the while she writes letters to her husband to stay in touch. What a delicious idea. I am going to guess that her quest for some kind of knowledge about herself is a dream of many a woman, menopausal or not. I found the book extremely enjoyable and the tone was on right on target. I ended up writing down 13 quotes that had an impact on me to keep for prosperity and for further ponder.If I included all the quotes, I would get in trouble for fair use, you will just have to buy the book! I will share one that was particularly insightful. Nan asks herself, “where have you been?†And then, “I meant to come back.†Powerful, right? Wives and mothers give it all to their families over many, many years. They essentially put their life on a shelf, willingly, in order to give what is needed to their family. When the kids grow up and the family’s needs are gone, she needs to find a way back to herself. It’s simply common sense. You can not ignore something for years and years and then expect to simply pick it up again.For many women, the realization that she has to get to know herself again is a bit of a surprise. In The Pull of the Moon, we see through Nan the way ONE woman decided to come back to herself. It might not be your way or my way but it is a way. The book serves as an example or maybe even an encouragement to women that they are worth the time and the work to figure out what will make them happy later in life.
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