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A review by acanuckreader
Cody by Megan Crane
3.0
Fffffff....LOVE IT.
I know, I'm a huge nerd when it comes to bullriders apparently, which is funny because I actually hate the sport in real life, finding it cruel and unnecessary. Apparently I'm okay with it in a fictional sense.
The thing I love most about this book is that it deals with how sometimes loss is different for everyone. It doesn't mean being despondent for a year, or more than a year. Sometimes it means just moments of tragedy, ebbing and flowing and changing. And sometimes when you lose someone you also lose yourself.
This book is a pretty strong depiction of how and who you end up after death.
Skylar is a strong woman, in that she tries for everyone, and in the end the person she tries most for is herself which is great. It's good to see, someone putting themselves first before they sacrifice too much.
This book is a journey I quite enjoyed taking.
I know, I'm a huge nerd when it comes to bullriders apparently, which is funny because I actually hate the sport in real life, finding it cruel and unnecessary. Apparently I'm okay with it in a fictional sense.
The thing I love most about this book is that it deals with how sometimes loss is different for everyone. It doesn't mean being despondent for a year, or more than a year. Sometimes it means just moments of tragedy, ebbing and flowing and changing. And sometimes when you lose someone you also lose yourself.
This book is a pretty strong depiction of how and who you end up after death.
Skylar is a strong woman, in that she tries for everyone, and in the end the person she tries most for is herself which is great. It's good to see, someone putting themselves first before they sacrifice too much.
This book is a journey I quite enjoyed taking.