A Month Of Sundays

In A Month of Sundays, author Lynne Grainger’s journalistic tale of twenty-nine Sundays plays out in a diary tone inspired by the free-spirited choice of each day’s unconventional outfit and her love’s ensuing photograph. Alongside Grainger’s documented fashion choices, life goes on effortlessly while breakfast is shared in The Big Girl, the Frenchman prepares for Guatemala, and decorated eggs are uncovered. Grainger grounds us with the progression of love, the loss of a loved one, and her travels through continuing growth and fun. By the turn of the last page, we’ve been carried through life’s spontaneity while engaged in myriads of transformational changes. We learn to reconsider what’s most important in this great journey of our own, and most of all, to not take ourselves—or our wardrobes—too seriously.