Megan Monsanto

One of the saddest most beautiful books I have ever read. Be prepared to cry. And I mean cry and cry. Pretty much tears gently rolled down my face the last half the book on and off. It’s a very unique, very moving story. I almost wish I had known before I started so I could prepare myself. Would I read it again knowing how sad it would be? If you asked me this while sobbing through pages of the story I might have said no. But now that I have finished it I am glad that I began the story and went down the twisting turning pages that eventually led to a gentle light that filled me with warmth as I turned the final pages. The memory and the images of this story will stay with me for a very long time.