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A review by macey03
All That Really Matters by Nicole Deese
4.0
Thank you to Love Book Tours and Nicole Deese who very kindly provided me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
I didn’t really know what to expect going into this book but it is safe to say that I was really pleasantly surprised. This is a truly heartwarming story about self discovery and learning to accept the real you.
I loved the journey that Molly goes on throughout this book and how we as readers get to see her grow and develop as a character whilst learning who the real Molly is. I think that is something the author has done really well in this book is the character development.
I loved Silas, I thought he was the perfect gentleman, and also quite funny at times. I think that his character was developed really well and I liked that as the book progressed we got to see different sides to him. I loved how much he cared about the kids and the project on the whole.
I think that the general idea behind this book was just fantastic and I can’t commend the author for shining light on the help that foster children need when they have aged out the the system.
I loved all of the people living in the manor and the overall themes of friendship and just kindness in the book. It was just a really uplifting but also eye opening read for me.
In my opinion the pace of the book was spot on and I like how the ending left it open for potential revisits to the world, which I am really hoping for!
I definitely recommend this book and I will for sure be checking out some more of Nicole’s work!
I didn’t really know what to expect going into this book but it is safe to say that I was really pleasantly surprised. This is a truly heartwarming story about self discovery and learning to accept the real you.
I loved the journey that Molly goes on throughout this book and how we as readers get to see her grow and develop as a character whilst learning who the real Molly is. I think that is something the author has done really well in this book is the character development.
I loved Silas, I thought he was the perfect gentleman, and also quite funny at times. I think that his character was developed really well and I liked that as the book progressed we got to see different sides to him. I loved how much he cared about the kids and the project on the whole.
I think that the general idea behind this book was just fantastic and I can’t commend the author for shining light on the help that foster children need when they have aged out the the system.
I loved all of the people living in the manor and the overall themes of friendship and just kindness in the book. It was just a really uplifting but also eye opening read for me.
In my opinion the pace of the book was spot on and I like how the ending left it open for potential revisits to the world, which I am really hoping for!
I definitely recommend this book and I will for sure be checking out some more of Nicole’s work!