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A review by suzy76
Weight of the World by Riley Hart, Devon McCormack
4.0
4.5 stars
Unfortunately I find this book really hard to review. It’s not because I disliked any part of, quite the opposite in fact, I highly recommend it. I sat down to start reading it and couldn’t put it down. I cried, alot. My heart broke too many times to mention for Zack, Tommy and of course Robbie. I would advise caution due to the subject nature of Weight Of The World, the synopsis truly is the story. Zack and Tommy meet after Robbie talks Zack off the edge of building, only to then go and do what he convinced Zack not too. Tommy is left reeling by the death of his brother and struggles to find the answers. Zack too is looking for answers, did he steal the little bit of hope Robbie had? Survivors guilt and the many unanswered questions push these two lonely and broken men together in a fight for acceptance, healing and hope. Most of all hope.
Unfortunately I find this book really hard to review. It’s not because I disliked any part of, quite the opposite in fact, I highly recommend it. I sat down to start reading it and couldn’t put it down. I cried, alot. My heart broke too many times to mention for Zack, Tommy and of course Robbie. I would advise caution due to the subject nature of Weight Of The World, the synopsis truly is the story. Zack and Tommy meet after Robbie talks Zack off the edge of building, only to then go and do what he convinced Zack not too. Tommy is left reeling by the death of his brother and struggles to find the answers. Zack too is looking for answers, did he steal the little bit of hope Robbie had? Survivors guilt and the many unanswered questions push these two lonely and broken men together in a fight for acceptance, healing and hope. Most of all hope.