This Is How I'd Love You: Library Edition

from pdebolt

This is a very engaging debut novel celebrating the remarkable power of words to transform lives and turn friendship into love. The lives of Hensley and Charles intersect when Charles and Hensley's father create a long-distance chess match. The time is WWI and Charles has volunteered to serve in ...

from kdabra4

This was an extremely enjoyable read and thank you to librarything.com for an advance copy. It takes place at the time when President Wilson has just decided America should enter the Great War. In NYC is Hensley Dench, 17 years old and in love with her theater teacher, heartbroken that they must ...

from Angel2649

Very enjoyable book. I had pen pals growing up and miss getting those letters in the mail. The letters Henley and Charles wrote to each other kept them both going during difficult situations during World War I. I hope Hazel Woods keeps writing as I look forward to reading the next book.

from Beamis12

Sasha Dench is against the war, and is soon fired from his job and forced to take a job in New Mexico, managing a mine. A job he is ill suited for and a move his daughter Hensley is not at all happy about. Before they leave Sasha had agreed to become a long distance chess partner of Charles who i...

from lorimarie

I absolutely loved this book! I can't believe it is Hazel Woods first novel, she has an amazing way with words and I do hope she continues to write more novels - and quickly! Sometimes it's hard to imagine what life was really like, not just 100 years ago, but war time 100 years ago. This book to...