Under The Shade of The Walnut Tree

by Ivan Radev

This is a romantic short story about two people who fall deeply for each other, without ever seeing one another. Separated by a lonely tree on the road, the two of them talk about the simple things in life without bothering with the limitations imposed by the time we live in. They debate about the important stuff - the stars, the flowers, each other - all the things that make life beautiful. There is nothing complicated - just one constant niceness. With just a speck of unbothered philosophy, heartwarming and filled with naive positivism, this dialogue-based tale is a nice little escape from reality for those wishing to get their daily dose of smiling.

39 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 4, 2012

Reviews

[Lewlin · Rating 4 out of 5]

I must admit I thought this book would be another short story with no substance but the concept of two people falling in love having never met intrigued me, so I read it! It was surprisingly good!! It is definitely worth a read. Some of the sentences the author used were quite thought-provoking and it was really well written.