How many times have we said to ourselves, "I wish I could have one more day, one more hour, one more moment with ____." I know I have. I never met my grandparents and would love to sit on a park bench and have them watch their great grandkids and listen to their stories. I often wonder if they are proud of the people we turned out to be.
Sabby has that chance with The Dinner List. She chooses five people in which she would love to have dinner with. Some dead, some alive, everyone with their own story to tell and their own advice for her.
She's in love with this man, and has been for many years. She is the one for him and he for her. Or so they think.
Most of the relationships Sabby has seems to be rocky, but there has been one person at one time helping her along the way.
Overall, I liked what this novel represented. It was a first for me from Serle, but I look forward to more from her.
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