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A review by elylibrarysec
Cocky Carpenter by Maggie Mundy
4.0
The author has written a note to her readers about this book that you will need to pay attention to.
Autumn may have physical challenges but that doesn’t stop her from what she loves. She’s come to realize that she needs to spread her wings. Brett may be cocky but at least he cares about his health. And he’s proud about the work he does. He’s also opened his heart to possibilities.
This is a book where you will laugh with the characters as well as at them. They also both seem to like the outdoors as well as taking a chance on having an adventure. It’s a story about getting out of your comfort zone in order to experience the world around us and doing things you probably would never do. We also have two characters that can feel there’s a connection growing but what will they do about it.
Our author does a great job at showing that people are not different just because they have a disability. They eat like we do; they hold down jobs like we do, and they want some of the same things we do too. She gives me the chance to experience some of what Australia has to offer without leaving the comfort of my living room. It was a quick read which you can finish in just a few hours to a few days depending on how your schedule for the day goes. If you are like me and have not read any works by this author than you just may have found someone new to follow.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
Autumn may have physical challenges but that doesn’t stop her from what she loves. She’s come to realize that she needs to spread her wings. Brett may be cocky but at least he cares about his health. And he’s proud about the work he does. He’s also opened his heart to possibilities.
This is a book where you will laugh with the characters as well as at them. They also both seem to like the outdoors as well as taking a chance on having an adventure. It’s a story about getting out of your comfort zone in order to experience the world around us and doing things you probably would never do. We also have two characters that can feel there’s a connection growing but what will they do about it.
Our author does a great job at showing that people are not different just because they have a disability. They eat like we do; they hold down jobs like we do, and they want some of the same things we do too. She gives me the chance to experience some of what Australia has to offer without leaving the comfort of my living room. It was a quick read which you can finish in just a few hours to a few days depending on how your schedule for the day goes. If you are like me and have not read any works by this author than you just may have found someone new to follow.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.