Dustin Thao

When Haru Was Here

Maui Santos

In another world, I would spend every second with you. But I don't want you to live in that world. I don't want you to spend your life waiting for me.

You and I are the only thing that's real.

This one did not make me weep like his previous novel but it still tugged my heartstrings.

As someone who has experienced a loss of a prominent figure in life multiple times, this was relateable. the feeling is relateable.

Dustin writes about grief in a very poignant way. It evokes emotions in you that you kept hidden for so long. He describes it as a returning friend helping you move forward but yet letting you know that they are still there in any shape or form.

I loved this book and the plot twist just made me go 😳

This one did not make me weep like his previous novel but it still tugged my heartstrings.

As someone who has experienced a loss of a prominent figure in life multiple times, this was relateable. the feeling is relateable.

Dustin writes about grief in a very poignant way. It evokes emotions in you that you kept hidden for so long. He describes it as a returning friend helping you move forward but yet letting you know that they are still there in any shape or form.

I loved this book and the plot twist just made me go 😳

When Haru Was Here

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