Summer Morning, Summer Night by Ray Bradbury
Although the whole of Summer Morning, Summer Night is quite enjoyable, I’d like to mention two stories that I’ve found especially compelling: the delicate “All In A Summer Night” where a little boy endeavours to cheer up a spinster sadly neglected by the male sex and the splendid “Miss Bidwell,” an unforgettable story in which an old woman, turned into a sort of recluse, finally finds again his former lover after forty years. See how a great writer can put into words the truth of human feelings.


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