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A review by bluefairybug
The Weight of What Was: A Second Chance Sapphic Love Story by Pip Landers-Lett
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
Oh my gosh, wow. What an incredible first novel! I was instantly drawn in and couldn't stop reading even though it was 1am.
The Weight of What Was is a beautiful story of love, loss, family and second chances.
I loved Anna and Grace. They were clearly meant to be together, but the timing had to be right, it felt like it never would be though. Actually I loved all the characters, even Rupert! They made up such a wonderful, slightly dysfunctional family that I would happily be part of!
The descriptions of their holiday were brilliant. I could really picture the locations, and I'm so jealous that they got to see the Northen Lights.
I think this book is so well written, with humour, love and heartache all brilliantly interwoven into one fantastic storyline.
The Weight of What Was is a beautiful story of love, loss, family and second chances.
I loved Anna and Grace. They were clearly meant to be together, but the timing had to be right, it felt like it never would be though. Actually I loved all the characters, even Rupert! They made up such a wonderful, slightly dysfunctional family that I would happily be part of!
The descriptions of their holiday were brilliant. I could really picture the locations, and I'm so jealous that they got to see the Northen Lights.
I think this book is so well written, with humour, love and heartache all brilliantly interwoven into one fantastic storyline.