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A review by banusha
Forbidden by Tabitha Suzuma
5.0
I don't think this book could be written any better than it was. It really challenged my open mindness. And I appreciate that a lot. It has left me thinking and re evaluating my believes, the society, the law and what love is. The author's depictions are spot on and I had no trouble understanding the emotions and thoughts of the character.
I highly recommend this book to anyone who thinks they can handle reading it. And to those who think they can; trust me it will be challenging in the beginning. I wish the police, people in the health care system and judges could read it. This book forces you to understand that the society and the law isn't always right, that the good and bad isn't just good and bad if even at all.
I struggle to really articulate how I feel about this book. But I honestly. If you think you can handle your thinking and morals and your believes being challenged, I encourage you to read this. Stick with it through the uncomfortable pages, and I think it will be worth it. It will make you think and re evaluate things. If not, it definitely will give you a new perspective on something that you couldn't believe there were more perspectives to.
I highly recommend this book to anyone who thinks they can handle reading it. And to those who think they can; trust me it will be challenging in the beginning. I wish the police, people in the health care system and judges could read it. This book forces you to understand that the society and the law isn't always right, that the good and bad isn't just good and bad if even at all.
I struggle to really articulate how I feel about this book. But I honestly. If you think you can handle your thinking and morals and your believes being challenged, I encourage you to read this. Stick with it through the uncomfortable pages, and I think it will be worth it. It will make you think and re evaluate things. If not, it definitely will give you a new perspective on something that you couldn't believe there were more perspectives to.