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A review by readmoreyall
The Beauty That Remains by Ashley Woodfolk
5.0
Three narrators try to navigate life “after”.
Grief manifests itself in many ways and I think Woodfolk does a masterful job of portraying the different ways we grieve. We are all someone in this book. If you don’t see yourself in this, you didn’t read closely enough.
It was really beautiful. I have many students who carry grief on their shoulders and haven’t found ways to start letting go and I think this could be one of “those books”—the book that helps a kid change and grow and move forward. It brought me to tears in honest ways...no cheap shots to the gut.
Thank you netgalley for access to this book.
Grief manifests itself in many ways and I think Woodfolk does a masterful job of portraying the different ways we grieve. We are all someone in this book. If you don’t see yourself in this, you didn’t read closely enough.
It was really beautiful. I have many students who carry grief on their shoulders and haven’t found ways to start letting go and I think this could be one of “those books”—the book that helps a kid change and grow and move forward. It brought me to tears in honest ways...no cheap shots to the gut.
Thank you netgalley for access to this book.