Iris scan book 5

Say enough good things about this book, and from this day forward, it will be one of my most highly recommended books. I laughed out loud over many parts, and cried over some as well.It is really difficult to describe the plot of this book. Louis is a burn victim and recluse. Iris is a nurse who is very short, overweight, and homely. Her coworkers refer to her as the troll. She's a strong woman and a very caring and compassionate nurse. The story begins with the death of Louis's father, and he meets Iris by chance the day of the funeral. They made a connection, though neither realize it. They don't get to know each other until much later in the book, but theirs' is the real story of the book. At the same time, and unbeknownst to Iris and Louis, Gracie (Louis's mother) and Arnie (Iris's father) also make a connection, forge a friendship, and help each other to learn to move forward in life.As quirky as these characters are, they all have one main thing in common. They are all damaged. They all have baggage. They all feel alone in the world. Through laughter and tears, Louis and Iris show us that no matter how much baggage we all have, there are others out there who's baggage matches our own. Louis learns to face his fears thanks to Iris's unconditional acceptance of him. Iris finally lets her guard down and lets a more positive, playful side of herself shine through. The most beautiful thing about their relationship is that they see each other not through rose colored glasses, but exactly as they are and accept each other automatically and without question.This is one of those stories that gives you hope. It makes you think about how society treats those who are different. It reminds us that all lives have dignity and deserve to be treated as such. And it does so with a sense of humor and a smile.6 reviews20 followersOctober 25, 2013I received a copy of this book as a Goodreads Giveaway.I just finished reading this

Ourselves. And love requires a certain kind of fearlessness. Fearlessness is not something you can be on your own. That kind of fearlessness requires you to draw on the strength of others when all of your strength has run out.See more reviews by The Readist at www.thereadist.wordpress.com.42 reviews5 followersJuly 11, 2016Have you ever wondered why guys like hardware stores so much? This book sheds light on that question. It's a hopeful story of how lonely people, who don't necessarily fit in, can find each other. I would recommend this book.romance-book-clubAuthor 5 books123 followersOctober 29, 2013This was both a beautiful book and a beautifully written book. I will never forget it. It is one of those books that vibrates with supressed emotions and deep loneliness. One that touches the soul.4 reviews2 followersNovember 10, 2013Beautiful and humorous love story set in a small town of quirky, but caring people. Told tenderly with a touch of spiritual magic. A quick and uplifting read and laugh out loud moments.1,538 reviews4 followersApril 9, 2015Louis and Iris, another classic couple in a very non-traditional manner: Louis with his burns and hiding from the world; Iris with her non-beauty but meeting the world head on. 2014 4-star audiobook May 20, 2014I bought this book because it was a Kindle daily deal. I think I paid $1.99. I truly enjoyed this book. The writing is bold and refreshing. I would highly recommend!364 reviews40 followersJanuary 6, 2020Two quirky outsiders finding love is the perfect description of sentimental claptrap, but The Man in the Window is decidedly NOT sentimental claptrap. Cohen seamlessly mixes humor amidst the tragedy, magic amidst the realism, romance amidst the unlovely--all the best juxtapositions. His voice is strong and sure and best of all, poignant. I do not ever recall tears springing to my eyes as early as PAGE 30 of ANY book, but Cohen's book now holds the title. No other book I've read in the last decade (or ever) has used the word "sphincter" and made me laugh (out loud). I know why this is a book lust rediscovery, and I'm grateful Nancy Pearl

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