Elisa
This story was an easy read. I read the book for the Gilmore Girls/Hallmark/fall vibe, and it did not dissapoint. People who say that the two main characters have mental health issues and that they both need to see a psychologist have experienced very little adversity in their own lives. Both have been through something that has changed them profoundly. This does not mean that they are overreacting or just need to get over it. Fear of abandonment is a real fear. The fear of wanting to belong is a real fear. I think the author has managed to fit this beautifully into a cosy, atmospheric story.
I don't normally read stories like this, but even I can detach myself from the genre to appreciate the story.
This story was an easy read. I read the book for the Gilmore Girls/Hallmark/fall vibe, and it did not dissapoint. People who say that the two main characters have mental health issues and that they both need to see a psychologist have experienced very little adversity in their own lives. Both have been through something that has changed them profoundly. This does not mean that they are overreacting or just need to get over it. Fear of abandonment is a real fear. The fear of wanting to belong is a real fear. I think the author has managed to fit this beautifully into a cosy, atmospheric story.
I don't normally read stories like this, but even I can detach myself from the genre to appreciate the story.