The Dinner List asks the question, if you could have dinner with five people, living or dead, who would you choose? For Sabrina on her 30th birthday, it's her college philosophy professor, her father, who left when she was five, Audrey Hepburn, her best friend, Jessica and Tobias, the guy she almost married.
The Dinner List is delightfully entertaining and romantic yet also a reminder to live life to its fullest because you can't go back and change the past.
One of my favorite passages from this book: "This dinner began as a reminder of all I had lost, but as I watch them all now all I can feel is profoundly grateful."
The Dinner List asks the question, if you could have dinner with five people, living or dead, who would you choose? For Sabrina on her 30th birthday, it's her college philosophy professor, her father, who left when she was five, Audrey Hepburn, her best friend, Jessica and Tobias, the guy she almost married.
The Dinner List is delightfully entertaining and romantic yet also a reminder to live life to its fullest because you can't go back and change the past.
One of my favorite passages from this book: "This dinner began as a reminder of all I had lost, but as I watch them all now all I can feel is profoundly grateful."
Thank you to Flatiron Books for the advanced copy; all opinions are my own.
The Dinner List is delightfully entertaining and romantic yet also a reminder to live life to its fullest because you can't go back and change the past.
One of my favorite passages from this book: "This dinner began as a reminder of all I had lost, but as I watch them all now all I can feel is profoundly grateful."
The Dinner List asks the question, if you could have dinner with five people, living or dead, who would you choose? For Sabrina on her 30th birthday, it's her college philosophy professor, her father, who left when she was five, Audrey Hepburn, her best friend, Jessica and Tobias, the guy she almost married.
The Dinner List is delightfully entertaining and romantic yet also a reminder to live life to its fullest because you can't go back and change the past.
One of my favorite passages from this book: "This dinner began as a reminder of all I had lost, but as I watch them all now all I can feel is profoundly grateful."
Thank you to Flatiron Books for the advanced copy; all opinions are my own.