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 A satisfying and prosperous tale of loss, love, and the ability of household in the best-selling writer of Poor Mom and Love and Other Impossible Pursuits.  In the aftermath of the disastrous big day, two households, the Copakens and Tetherlys, discover their lives unraveled by impossible reduction. Within the span of the following four summers in Red Hook, Maine, they find it difficult to fill differences of history and class to recognize the memory of the pair, Becca and David. As Waldman examines the initial and individual ways each figure reacts to the tragedy—from the budding love between both remaining children, Ruthie and Matt, for the struggling relationship between Iris, a higher strung teacher in Ny, and her spouse Daniel—she produces a strong face and an attractive reminder of the delights of existence.