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oncemorewithreading 's review for:
100 Days of Sunlight
by Abbie Emmons
Thank you to NetGalley and Abbie Emmons for providing me with a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
I really like books that venture into that somewhat taboo topic of disability and what I like even more is when it’s done correctly. Both Weston and Tessa both lost something and this book and this is a story of leaning to accept that you can do anything if you put your mind to it.
Tessa feels like she has lost everything and understandably withdraws into herself with the fear that life isn’t going to get better. Weston made a stupid mistake that led to him losing his legs but no matter what he wanted to prove he was strong enough to carry on as if nothing had happened. Together they learn to adapt to a new life and stayed strong through all the ups and downs that life threw at them.
I honestly loved the representation of disability in this book and wish that more books approached the subject. Since finishing this book I’ve started to take notice of the little things in my life that I honestly take for granted. It’s also reminded me to stay strong and to keep fighting no matter how much the darkness tries to swallow you up.
So, if you’re looking for a story about romance, hope and family values then I really do recommend you pick up this book!
I really like books that venture into that somewhat taboo topic of disability and what I like even more is when it’s done correctly. Both Weston and Tessa both lost something and this book and this is a story of leaning to accept that you can do anything if you put your mind to it.
Tessa feels like she has lost everything and understandably withdraws into herself with the fear that life isn’t going to get better. Weston made a stupid mistake that led to him losing his legs but no matter what he wanted to prove he was strong enough to carry on as if nothing had happened. Together they learn to adapt to a new life and stayed strong through all the ups and downs that life threw at them.
I honestly loved the representation of disability in this book and wish that more books approached the subject. Since finishing this book I’ve started to take notice of the little things in my life that I honestly take for granted. It’s also reminded me to stay strong and to keep fighting no matter how much the darkness tries to swallow you up.
So, if you’re looking for a story about romance, hope and family values then I really do recommend you pick up this book!