Description:
Doerr’s book, About Grace, is about a hydrologist named David Winkler who occasionally dreams events that later come true. The book asks questions about snowflakes, predetermination, the nature of family, and the intersections of the human and natural worlds. The novel takes place in Alaska, the Caribbean, Ohio, and plenty of places in between. About Grace was a Book Sense76 selection, a Washington Post Bookworld Book of the Year, and a finalist for the PEN USA Fiction Award. The Book of-the-Month Club picked it as one of the five best books of 2004, and it topped the Seattle-Post Intelligencer’s best of 2004 list.

For some reason this book took me forever to read, even though I liked it. The language and the descriptions of the environment and surroundings are so beautiful. I also liked the tempo of the story. (I'm not sure weather that's a correct way of expressing oneself or if it even makes sense, but it is the only way I'm able to put it right now.)

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