Camila
This book was such a wild ride for me because it made me realize a book didn't make me feel so many emotions in a very long time. I cried, I laughed, it fucking turned me on haha, this book had me in the fictional palm of its hand I swear. I finished last night in maybe 2 sittings¿ I just couldn't stop reading because I had to make sure there was a happy ever after. I felt and still feel so connected to all of the characters, I felt like I was part of the Day's family, like I lived in that town even if it was just for a couple of hours and I'll never forget how magical it felt to experience that so thank you Ashley Poston because this book was hug I didn't know I needed, because it gave words to the feelings I didn't know how to express, because I didn't know if I really believed in love until I experienced the connection between Florence and Benji, so.. thank you!
I just finished it!! I loved it so much because the story gave me that feeling of nostalgia and I just didn't want the story to end. The book felt like a warm hug ❤️❤️ I'm so happy I was able to read it now because I don't think I would've done it on my own.
The story was a bit slow at the start but I think it started picking up after 70 pages (maybe??) but I felt the ending a bit rushed.
This book is like a old fairytale, it's fantastical and has an hopeful message that sometimes is so straightforward I felt like it was being written just for me, to help me with my problems, it was (really) like a warm hug
This was so heartbreaking and hopeful at the same time. ED is a topic that I'm still just starting to discuss in therapy and it's really good to read about Jeannette's journey, I feel really validated even if this isn't the purpose of her book. I feel that this book is another step in the healing journey and I can't help but to feel proud of her.
