Three Days in June by Anne Tyler is a charming, heartwarming novella that left me with such a lovely feeling inside. The story centers around a woman on a journey to live her best life, and it’s just a beautifully simple and insightful tale.

Despite the story’s brevity, the two main characters are wonderfully developed, each with their unique perspectives on life. It’s fascinating to see how two people can view the world so differently and yet at one point have been married. The way Tyler explores how time can change someone's view on life is so well-done—such a reminder that growth and understanding happen when we least expect it.

I also love how the theme of “three days” keeps coming back throughout the novella. It’s like a subtle thread that ties the story together, making it even more impactful.

Would I recommend this novella? Yes! It is a quiet and reflective read that offers a gentle but profound look at life and personal change. If you’re looking for a cozy, meaningful read with well-rounded characters and thoughtful insights, this one is for you!

Thank you to @penginrandomca and @doubledayca for the opportunity to read and review this amazing novel.