What would you do for a second chance at your first love? At thirty-eight, Louise Harrington still hasn't forgotten Scott Feinstadt, the boy who broke her eight. · P.S. Helen Schulman. Bloomsbury Publishing USA, May 6, - Fiction - pages. 0 Reviews. What would you do for a second chance at your first love? At Author: Helen Schulman. · Helen Schulman writes fiction, nonfiction, and screenplays. She is a professor of writing and fiction chair in the MFA program at The New School. She lives in New York City with her family/5(31).
P.S. By Helen Schulman. pp. New York: Bloomsbury. $ elen Schulman's third novel -- she is also the author of ''Out of Time'' and ''The Revisionist'' -- percolates with a sense of delight at the act of invention. Schulman seems to be having such a good time creating the novel's fantastic story line, characters that stand up off the. Torrid and tender, serious and sexy, p.s. features a career performance from Laura Linney (Mystic River, You Can Count On Me) and a breakthrough leading man turn for Topher Grace (Traffic, That 70's Show). p.s., based on Helen Schulman's novel of the same name, is the story of a thirtysomething given a second chance at first love. Helen Schulman has 13 books on Goodreads with ratings. Helen Schulman's most popular book is This Beautiful Life.
What would you do for a second chance at your first love? At thirty-eight, Louise Harrington still hasn't forgotten Scott Feinstadt, the boy who broke her eight. At 38, Louise Harrington still hasn't forgotten Scott Feinstadt, the boy who broke her year-old heart and then died tragically in a car crash. Two decades later, when his year-old doppelganger, the irresistible F. Scott Feinstadt, walks into her life, Louise might not know what to think, but at least this time around she knows what she's www.doorway.ru A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE FROM NEWMARKET. Through some improbable plot twists and turns, Louise explores her relationships with Peter, Missy, the deceased Scott, her brother and her mother, eventually arriving at a better understanding of herself. P.S. is an interesting, quirky, humorous exploration of a woman looking for love and meaning in her life.
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