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A review by inliterarylove
I'd Give Anything by Marisa de los Santos
4.0
Marisa de los Santos hits us with another one of her amazing creations once again. I’d Give Anything, available May 12, is a story with a strong heart. Told in a dual narrative, the story is split between Ginny’s teen years and her now almost middle aged years.
Her life, as she knows it, is about to be upended and she’ll be forced to face the turbulence she has tried for twenty years to ignore. She kept a secret to herself, thinking she was protecting those she loved, but she only ended up hurting herself, her relationships with friends, and even family. With the help of her amazing daughter (who reminded me so much of what my youngest will be like some day), Ginny finally confronts the pain of the past and the unique girl she used to be. It’s time to stop living in a safety net and get ready to jump. Never, ever looking down.
I received an advanced copy of this book. All opinions are my own.
Her life, as she knows it, is about to be upended and she’ll be forced to face the turbulence she has tried for twenty years to ignore. She kept a secret to herself, thinking she was protecting those she loved, but she only ended up hurting herself, her relationships with friends, and even family. With the help of her amazing daughter (who reminded me so much of what my youngest will be like some day), Ginny finally confronts the pain of the past and the unique girl she used to be. It’s time to stop living in a safety net and get ready to jump. Never, ever looking down.
I received an advanced copy of this book. All opinions are my own.