05 Mar Review: “Love will be the one great memory.” (TheBargainHunter.com)
“What I admired most about Jauhar’s book though was his fierce love for his father coupled with the explanations he gives as a somewhat baffled physician. In addition is the perception of the author as a son, a son whose perfectionist father suddenly cannot remember the difference between a brake and a gas pedal but still insists he can drive. Although his father no longer remembers the tools of his livelihood, he can surprisingly recall his wife when she was young or his childhood nickname for his younger boy. The heartbreak is palpable, and the author allows us into that pain and helplessness with heartbreaking gallantry.”
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