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A review by heyitskai
The Summer of Impossibilities by Rachael Allen
4.0
4 ⭐
I really liked this book. I think the problems it talked about are very valid and some aren't talked about enough. I related to quite a few things in this book and just, the storyline overall was very good as well.
This is the first book I've read that has a character with chronic pain and it's so nice to see people talk about it. A lot of people suffer in silence, whether it's because no one just listens to them or they've just tried once too many times and haven't gotten any help. It was nice seeing Skyler finally get the help she needs and deserves, that help her do things that make her happy and just live a more pain free life.
I really liked this book. I think the problems it talked about are very valid and some aren't talked about enough. I related to quite a few things in this book and just, the storyline overall was very good as well.
This is the first book I've read that has a character with chronic pain and it's so nice to see people talk about it. A lot of people suffer in silence, whether it's because no one just listens to them or they've just tried once too many times and haven't gotten any help. It was nice seeing Skyler finally get the help she needs and deserves, that help her do things that make her happy and just live a more pain free life.