A review by literarychronicles
Seven Days in June by Tia Williams

emotional medium-paced

4.0

Let me start by saying that I loved this book. I finished this book & thought that it was 5 stars & I will force all my friends to read it. However, after critically evaluating, I realised this is not 5 stars, but I still absolutely love it & I am going to force my friends to read it. 

It's been a while since I read this book. I will never review this if I wait to write a proper review. Hence, here are my random thoughts. 

👍🏻Disability - How it is always not visible. I thought this part was very well written.

👍🏻Humour

👍🏻Strong MC

👍🏻Self-harm and mental health issues were well portrayed

👍🏻Chemistry between the 2 MCs

👍🏻Flawed Individuals with baggage, overcoming childhood trauma, (although not completely healed) succeeding in life, & helping others

👍🏻Theme - How everyone deserves love and  redemption

👍🏻Black spirit and representation

👉🏼 I don't enjoy spice in romance, but I didn’t mind this because I enjoyed the story

👉🏼 The week the MCs spent as teenagers doesn't feel like love. It was messy, dangerous, & toxic.

👎🏼Too many pop culture references 

👎🏼The 12 years old daughter seemed too mature and was unrealistic. 

👎🏼The conflict near the end felt clichéd. It could have been avoided with a text messeage.

👎🏼The ending seemed a bit flat compared to the build-up

👎🏼The epilogue could have been a part of the main text.

 TW: Drug/alcohol abuse, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, child abuse, neglect 

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