Blue Nights - Joan Didion - A Short Summary & Review


A short summary of Blue Nights:

Death, aging, and grief.

My favorite Joan Didion quote from the book:

"Memory fades, memory adjusts, memory conforms to what we think we remember."


Questions to ponder while reading Blue Nights:

Has your life turned out the way you imagined it would?

How do you process grief?

My review of the book:


Her story will haunt me forever.

 I don't want to be the last one left.



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