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A review by summer_winter
Little & Lion by Brandy Colbert
5.0
4.5 stars
I really enjoyed this book and I knew I would as it discusses themes quite close to me and I felt very invested on the characters and the story.
I haven't read many books with bisexual female roles. I never really understood peoples need to feel like they relate to something within a book but after reading this I see why as it feels good to see someone experience similar things to yourself. But Suzettes discovery throughout the book is so honest and I really enjoyed that
This book got real personal for me at times as I have someone I'm close to on my life who suffers from bipolar and at times it brought me back to when these things were happening within my family but it also shows that it is an accurate representation of mental health and what it's like living in a family with someone who suffers from mental health and how it can affect that person and the people close to them.
I feel like this book has so much diverse representation in it and every topic is accurately portrayed. I would really reccomend this book especially to anyone dealing with discovering their sexuality or learning how to best help someone close to you with mental health.
I really enjoyed this book and I knew I would as it discusses themes quite close to me and I felt very invested on the characters and the story.
I haven't read many books with bisexual female roles. I never really understood peoples need to feel like they relate to something within a book but after reading this I see why as it feels good to see someone experience similar things to yourself. But Suzettes discovery throughout the book is so honest and I really enjoyed that
This book got real personal for me at times as I have someone I'm close to on my life who suffers from bipolar and at times it brought me back to when these things were happening within my family but it also shows that it is an accurate representation of mental health and what it's like living in a family with someone who suffers from mental health and how it can affect that person and the people close to them.
I feel like this book has so much diverse representation in it and every topic is accurately portrayed. I would really reccomend this book especially to anyone dealing with discovering their sexuality or learning how to best help someone close to you with mental health.