Nikki Sumesh

I really really liked this book - while you can obviously tell it wasn't written by a experienced author and it isn't a masterpiece of literary fiction, it was great to kill time and fairly interesting. It really had me all sappy in the first half, and then all the twists and turns come in. Not gonna spoil, but it was great, my mouth dropped further and further with every word. There was even a twist at the last 10 pages of the book! Really looking forward to the sequel

This was a great read! With Cathy being my favorite author, with my favorite book of hers being Indigo Blue, I was guaranteed that I would like this book. I would describe it as a young adult novel? I guess. The story is about a girl whose mom has an alcohol addiction. She tries desperately to bring her back to normal with her mother's boyfriend, an ice cream sellor named Giovanni. At this time, her father is getting married. She lives with her grandparents, her grandma has Alzheimer's disease. This book is focused on her father's marriage mainly as that is the main part of the book, or the part that really matters. I would recommend this for 12+ age group, even though I read it at 11. Even though it doesn't have those lovely feels indigo blue gave me, it was a lovely read. Unless you aren't sensitive to topics like losing your dear one (oops spoiler), addiction to alcohol and stuff, of course you can read before 12.

I am very disappointed in sones. You didn't even bother to leave a review. It's a nice album.