‘As she sat on the grass beside me, reading aloud or listening to me with a look of complete
trust and belief, all the love that had been lying dormant in me during my years of self-exile
surfaced in a sudden surge of tenderness.’
What does ‘love’ mean? Is it an old couple holding hands as they walk down on a busy street; or
some boys returning from school with their arms around each other’s necks; or a dog excitedly
jumping on its owner when she gets back from workovers in all these moments of tenderness
and warmth that make life worth living.
We Must Love Someone brings together Ruskin Bond’s stories and essays on the ephemeral moments
of connection and affection between friends, families, lovers and even strangers. Explore the many
shades of love with this collection that promises to tug at your heartstrings.