This is a book which TBagpuss says is to be read "again and again", a book which will resonate with those who remember childhood, and spark the memories of those who have forgotten.
David annouces the threat of"Bomb Scare George" at a local mall, which then sparks the memory of last year's "Mystery Blast Roxanne".
They may avoid situations that might spark a memory of the trauma, and will sometimes try to deaden their feelings with drink or drugs.
The news sparked a memory of the way that the late Christopher Hitchens, one of Rushdie's closest and most loyal friends, reacted to the first news of Khomeini's declaration.
Returning to Beijing after nearly 50 years sparks recollections of a China long gone, and the memory of one very special meeting.
Instead, the memory of Mowest swiftly faded, although the occasional spark caught light.
Soon the memory of Self-healing faded away and food of the Life-spark was no more.
It sparked a memory of walking with my own newborn, whispering to the universe for all I thought it would take to make me happy -- a big writing job, a safe and bright home, a happy child who laughs and reads, and many other small and significant wishes.
Kelly counts pills and takes a walk, while Michael tries to give himself fully to Laurie, whose every movement sparks a memory of Kelly, who is herself endlessly sifting through memories: the night she and Michael met; his courtroom proposal; their wedding.
Of course, not all Christians believe that those who don't believe will be redeemed, and the Pope's words may spark memories of the deep divisions from the Protestant reformation over the belief in redemption through grace versus redemption through works.
