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A review by joywilcox
Take What You Can Carry by Gian Sardar
5.0
Wow
At first this book started out a little slow. Maybe because I wasn't quite sure what to expect and it was the type of book that I have not read before. But what this novel ends up giving you is love, feeling, dreams, Ambitions, sadness, empathy, worry, and most of all feeling. It is Through The Eyes of the photographer Olivia that we see love and understanding and attempts to understand things that we do not know or are not familiar with. She finds her dreams in her aspirations and then when tragedy happens she finds her voice. This story was so powerful and the words I have do not do it justice. It was not something I would normally read but it is a book I wish I could read again for the first time ever.
At first this book started out a little slow. Maybe because I wasn't quite sure what to expect and it was the type of book that I have not read before. But what this novel ends up giving you is love, feeling, dreams, Ambitions, sadness, empathy, worry, and most of all feeling. It is Through The Eyes of the photographer Olivia that we see love and understanding and attempts to understand things that we do not know or are not familiar with. She finds her dreams in her aspirations and then when tragedy happens she finds her voice. This story was so powerful and the words I have do not do it justice. It was not something I would normally read but it is a book I wish I could read again for the first time ever.