“Henry Himself” is a character-driven novel, the quiet story of a man from the greatest generation who finally learns at 75 to stop worrying about his past and any mistakes he may have made and to start living for for the moment. I enjoyed this simple novel, felt like I was reading about my dad.
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“Henry, Himself” is a beautiful book with a touch of the ineffable about it, and the best novel I have read so far this year.
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The Works of Stewart O'Nan 