Rebecca Rosenblum Book order

Rebecca Rosenblum crafts fiction that delves into the intricate tapestry of human relationships and the depths of the psyche. Her distinctive style is marked by keen insight and a remarkable ability to capture subtle emotional nuances. Through her narratives, she uncovers profound truths about the human experience, often weaving in unexpected turns and resonant conclusions. Her work is celebrated for its originality and emotional impact.

2023
These Days Are Numbered
Diary of a High-Rise Lockdown
328 pages
12 hours of reading
4.4(43)Add rating
Set against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, the book presents a woman's poignant diary reflecting her desire for connection amid isolation. Living in St. James Town, Toronto, the author, Rebecca Rosenblum, captures her experiences of loneliness and longing during lockdowns. Her entries blend humor and heartfelt observations, portraying both the challenges of urban life and the unexpected kindness found in her community. This narrative serves as a tribute to the outside world and the small joys within her densely populated neighborhood.
2008
Once
210 pages
8 hours of reading
4.1(38)Add rating
This collection features sixteen stories that delve into the lives of aimless twenty-somethings, exploring their struggles with identity and belonging. Each narrative captures the complexities and emotional turmoil of young adults navigating a world that often feels disorienting and isolating. Through vivid characterizations and relatable themes, the stories highlight the challenges of finding one's place in an increasingly disconnected society.

These Days Are Numbered

Once